Hydroexcavation Articles

C Company educating others about safe digging habits with use of hydroexcavators, while helping flood-damaged areas of South Carolina

Hydro and air excavation requires several tools to help get the job done in all conditions

North Dakota’s C Company sends hydroexcavation crews to South Carolina to help with repairs following flooding

Seattle utility uses its own fleet of hydroexcavators to help with storm damage cleanup following high winds

Safe digging begins and ends with a focus on operator safety

Added safety needed for hydroexcavating in oilfields because of volatile fluids being used.

Smaller companies, like Allstar Hydrovacing, tend to stick to their own territories, but help one another when needed

When a family sawmill business ended, four siblings went separate ways. Years later, they rejoined to build a successful hydroexcavation firm with diverse clients.

California pipeline struck by heavy equipment explodes, injuring 11

Equipment advancements, educational opportunities are driving forces behind growth of the industry

A hydroexcavation work site visit offers a chance to see how a job is completed

The Hydrovac Alliance of Ontario (HVAO), formed in July 2014, currently has 20 members and perhaps is the first organization of its kind in North America.

Hydroexcavation makes big splash at WWETT Show

Show kicks off Monday in downtown Indianapolis