Potholing, sometimes known as daylighting, is the process of digging a test hole to locate and expose utilities while ensuring that the surrounding soil is undisturbed.

Slot Trenching is the method of digging narrow trenches without disturbing the surrounding soil for utility installation.

When fiber optic cables, telephone lines, water mains or other utility lines need to be repaired or excavation is needed in space-restricted areas, hydro or air excavation is an ideal digging method.

Piling Hole Excavation is the digging of holes of varying diameters and depths for all types of pilings.

Due to the precision and non-destructive nature of hydro and air excavation, debris can be removed without causing damage or destruction to the surrounding area. It can be done remotely, and is ideal for removing debris from small, tight and sensitive areas, without damaging or destroying them.

A bell shaped hole is dug into the ground over or alongside a pipeline to allow the line to be examined and provide space us to perform maintenance on the pipeline.

Safe and efficient removal of sediment, debris, and buildup from canals. Helps maintain proper water flow and prevent blockages with minimal disruption.

Low-pressure hydrovac excavation to safely expose and remove tree stumps and roots without damaging surrounding root systems or nearby utilities.

Safe and efficient removal of sludge, sediment, and debris from salt and sanitary ponds. Maintains proper function while minimizing environmental impact and disruption.

Efficient removal of sludge, sediment, and buildup from water treatment ponds. Helps maintain system performance and ensures proper operation with minimal disruption.