What is Hydro-Excavation? 

Hydro-excavation is a powerful system that employs high-pressure water and vacuum to excavate dry and wet soil.  Though this water and vacuum can cut through tough soil, roots and even concrete, it does not damage the utilities that are located under the earth. 

Unlike traditional excavators that must dig through the earth, remove each section, dispose of elsewhere, at least for the time being, and back, hydro-excavation removes the soil by vacuuming it into the debris body of the truck. Once a job is complete, operators can dump the soil back onto the worksite, or remove from the site for proper disposal. 

Benefits of Jetting

In addition to proving a quick and easy solution to simple drain clogs, jetting can also penetrate more substantial blockages. While snaking a drain may free a blockage, jetting will not only address clogs, but can also remove additional debris inside of your pipes. Additional debris could lead to future blockages or degradation of aged pipes creating the need for potentially costly repairs or replacement over time.  Most pipes are buried, found inside walls or underneath concrete or asphalt. In most cases, jetting can be a very economical solution since the process takes place inside of existing pipes and doesn’t require digging or removal of slabs to access clogged areas.

Jetting is also an eco-friendly solution. Since the process re-uses high-pressure water, it reduces water usage while eliminating the need for abrasive chemicals.  

Does my business need jetting?