Entries Tagged Hydroexcavation

In Calgary there are more than 50 hydroexcavators. Most are owned by Badger Daylighting and Cordy Environmental, but there are smaller operations...

Family has always been important for Kenny Baker and his three siblings. They were close growing up and eventually worked together as...

If you need more evidence that hydroexcavation is safer than traditional forms of digging, look at the news coming out of California...

Ron Lindquist sat in a hydroexcavation seminar at the 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport Show in late February and...

Watching a 2,500 psi stream of water shoot out from the wand and striking that rocky soil and slicing right through it...

Hydroexcavation has grown considerably in the Greater Toronto Area, but the quality and skills of those services worry Ontario Excavac CEO Barry...

The 2015 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show kicked off its 35th annual show on Monday with Education Day,...

Brothers Travis and Derek Ouimet spent most of Sunday preparing the Transway Systems truck for the Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment &...

STW Energy, a subsidiary of STW Resources Holding Corp., announced on Feb. 10 that it is entering into the oil and gas...

Popular in Canada for 50 years, hydroexcavation only started gaining traction in the U.S. about 15 years ago. It still hasn’t caught...

Seth Church, his family and partners all decided to use the experience of working in the cold weather to expand their company...

An annual survey of high-pressure gas transmission mains by a local utility near Cincinnati pinpointed anomalies on the premises of the natural...

Five years ago, Mike Morehouse had $18,000 to his name, a couple of credit cards, no job, a pregnant wife and his...

There was a time when steam-driven buckets and blades were cutting edge in the world of excavation, but technology has come a...