Entries Tagged Hydroexcavation

The 2016 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show officially kicks off today with education day at the Indiana Convention...

If you’re heading to the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show in Indianapolis this week to view the latest...

You’ve seen photos with our contractor profiles, safety stories, Down & Dirty stories and Tech Perspectives, but there are many more photos...

In the past year, we’ve posted hundreds of stories to digdifferent.com, including everything from contractor profiles to online exclusives to tips from...

Hydroexcavation is definitely a safer way of digging compared to traditional forms of excavation, but there is always that element of danger...

River View Construction has built a solid reputation, and it all comes down to working with the right people and treating everyone...

When it comes to training rookie operators, it doesn’t only take time, it can also be a risk. Not everyone is cut...

After nearly a year of talking to customers and design work, Premier’s new hydro and air excavation truck, the URBAN X, is...

Since arriving in South Carolina to help with flood damage repair efforts, Seth Church and the three other crew members of C...

Being a hydro and air excavation operator is not just a job. It’s a lifestyle, and it’s one that isn’t for just...

Seth Church and other staff at C Company in North Dakota had been watching the news and reading about the massive flooding...

Record winds brought down trees, power lines and poles throughout portions of Seattle Aug. 29, creating a mess for utility crews.Seattle City...

Vacuum excavation is the process of excavating and removing soil using high-powered vacuum suction, which transfers material to a debris tank. Water...

As much as it increases the margin of safety, hydroexcavation can be dangerous work due to the use of high-pressure water and...