Basic Truck definitions
1. Vacuum Excavation: The use
of high pressure water, or a combination of pressurized air and water, to cut
through soil and other materials in order to excavate the desired area.
2. Hydro Excavation: An advanced form of vacuum excavation using
pressurized water is used to safely remove dirt, rocks and other debris from
underground utilities without causing any damage.
3. Potholing: A process where vacuums are used to create a hole
in the ground which can then be inspected for underground utility lines like
electrical cables or gas pipes.
4. High Pressure Jetting: Cleaning out sewer lines with an
extremely powerful stream of water that cuts through any blockages caused by
tree roots, grease buildup etc.
5. Slurry Tanker Service: Using hydrovac equipment combined with
a slurry tanker truck for tough jobs involving dealing with sand or mud that
needs removal from trenches or pits quickly and efficiently