Entries Tagged Vactor Manufacturing

As vacuum excavation continues to take the sewer maintenance and construction industry by storm, Vactor has announced the addition of  TRUVAC, its...

Steve Taplin has been cleaning up since he was a kid. His father and mother started a cluster of companies in Kalamazoo,...

Problem We Energies, a Wisconsin power utility, needed to expand a Milwaukee substation, requiring trenching for new lines. Because of the potential hazard...

Troy Peterson doesn’t like to sit around doing nothing for very long. When he sold his interest in a steel recycling operation,...

Imagine you’re a pumper in a territory with long winters and a short work season, a small permanent population that limits the...

The ParaDIGm vacuum excavator from Vactor is designed for utility, municipal and contractor customers involved in the installation, maintenance and repair of...

Vactor Mfg., a subsidiary of Federal Signal Corp., has announced the introduction of TRUVAC, a brand of premium vacuum excavator trucks designed specifically...

The Vactor HXX QX vacuum excavator offers improvements in payload capacity, weight distribution, operation and performance. The placement of the debris body...

When a hydroexcavation company is called in to an environmentally sensitive area, like a swamp, it is typically a requirement that mats...

First, the company name — Brass Inc. It does not allude to fittings in a hydroexcavator line. When the company was founded...

Dave Alexander has found one competitive edge after another since launching Alexander Industrial Services in 2010 with one pickup truck and a...

Hydroexcavation company J. Angelo Industries is officially only 3 years old, but it can be argued that the company history goes back...

M.L. Chartier Excavating looks for equipment that will be effective out in the field, of course. But the Michigan-based company also counts...

Hydroexcavation is one of M.L. Chartier Excavating’s top services today, but it wasn’t always that way. The Fair Haven, Michigan-based company was...