Dry Suction Excavation Services

Dry Suction Excavator: Whatever material needs to be moved, these trucks are capable of handling. Eliminating costly and heavy loads, the Suction Excavator uses air to loosen materials and a staggering 24,000 CFM power to remove it. A rubber dig tube makes for safe digging, and all these features combined with a side tip dumping system allows for on-site dumping, keeping this truck working on site, all day.
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A total service provider focused on safety. For over 15 years we have been the leaders in Hydro Vac Excavation offering innovative solutions. Because our standards are higher - in safety, equipment and employee practices - we're the right choice for Hydro Vac and Suction Excavation, Coring + Reinstatement, Concrete + Backfill, and various Support Services, including our patented Super Sleeve for the very best pole hole protection. Our extensive and comprehensive Safety Program protects our employees, our clients, and our communities. Chosen as a total service provider by the construction industry, engineering firms, and public utilities of Southern Ontario. From start to finish - "We Dig A Little Deeper."​

[@placeholdername0000]

Could a modified version on this be used to vacuum up the soil around landmines? I would imagine that the lighter dust and dirt is removed while bigger object remain?

[@herodotus4272]

How awesome is this kit!

[@grgl140]

How well does the dry/air suction work on hardened clay?

[@devonross9825]

Probably terrible considering they found the softest ground ever lol. Or frost in Canada.. no go.

[@SuperSuckerHydroVac]

Hey Devon, check out this video to see how our Suction Excavator compares to a Hydrovac when digging in clay: ua-cam.com/video/wdUARQcmjB0/v-deo.html

[@williamjrcartwright]

Me at a buffet

[@dustinwoods4269]

Why not use this on fires ? Instead of sucking up water 30 miles away

[@SuperSuckerHydroVac]

Interesting idea!