Experience rapid, controlled excavation that sidesteps potential hazards, safeguarding your job site with unmatched efficiency. With our Hydrovac service, your projects gain the speed and power of traditional heavy equipment while ensuring the utmost protection for underground utilities.
Hydro excavation, also known as hydrovac, is a cutting-edge method that combines the power of high-pressure water and a powerful vacuum to safely excavate soil and uncover underground utilities with precision. This non-destructive process minimizes the risk of damage to vital infrastructure, ensuring a safer and more efficient excavation process.
NG Companies’ hydrovac services not only prevent costly delays but seamlessly integrate with additional services like utility locating and line jetting for clear, precise excavations, or video pipe Inspection for in-depth analysis. Our cohesive approach streamlines coordination, offering combined expertise and one comprehensive bill of services. Our turnkey solutions help navigate subsurface challenges with unmatched efficiency and safety.
Contact UsHydrovac technology has emerged as a game-changer for companies seeking safe and efficient excavation solutions. NG Companies offers unparalleled versatility, seamlessly adapting to diverse environmental conditions. From urban landscapes to sensitive ecological areas, our methods ensure precise, safe excavation every time.
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Contact UsChoosing NG Companies’ hydrovac services means opting for a solution that delivers on safety, efficiency, and precision. Our approach is designed to streamline your projects while safeguarding your assets and infrastructure.
Contact UsHydro excavating revolutionizes project outcomes, delivering speed and precision that traditional methods can’t match. This innovative approach minimizes disruption and maximizes safety, transforming the excavation landscape for our customers.
Using hydrovac, exposing underground utilities can be done up to 10 times faster than with traditional excavation methods, especially in high-safety-risk environments.
When performed properly, hydrovac methods can completely eliminate the potential of utility damage and safety incidents, reducing risk levels to 0%.
Use of non-destructive hydro excavation could save the U.S. more than $30 Billion annually, which is estimated cost of nationwide utility damage using traditional methods.
Incorporating Hydrovac with our suite of services provides a comprehensive approach to utility management. This synergy enhances safety, ensures accuracy, and optimizes project timelines by addressing multiple needs in a single, coordinated effort.
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Contact UsA hydrovac, short for hydro-excavation, is a non-destructive method that uses pressurized water to break up soil and a vacuum system to remove the resulting sludge. This precise excavation technique minimizes the risk of damaging underground utilities, making it a valuable tool in subsurface utility damage prevention.
Hydrovac is preferred when precision is crucial, such as in densely populated urban areas or locations with a high concentration of utilities. Its non-mechanical, non-destructive approach allows for safe excavation around sensitive underground infrastructure, minimizing the risk of accidental damage.
Hydro excavation preserves the integrity of existing utilities by precisely exposing them without causing mechanical stress or damage. This method ensures a clear view of underground infrastructure, facilitating repairs, upgrades, or maintenance activities without the risk of service disruptions or accidental utility damage.
Hydrovacs benefit many subsurface utility projects, including utility location, installation, repair, and maintenance. They are particularly useful in projects involving telecommunications, water and sewer systems, electrical lines, and gas pipelines, where precision and damage prevention are critical.
