T-VAC 2: Tracked Mobile Vacuum Excavator Hire

Vacuum excavation eliminates the risks involved in damaging underground utilities. While previous methods of digging with hand tools and excavators could harm the utilities, even leading to severe injury and death, vacuum excavation using suction technology offers extreme precision, effectively removing the risk.

This leads to a safer site with the use of Utility Site Solutions equipment. Using a vacuum excavator is much less invasive than traditional methods whilst offering a lower cost with a higher level of precision, so not only is it safer but it’s also far more effective!

Vacuum excavation allows you to complete jobs faster than manual digging, resulting in reduced disturbance to businesses, residents, and essential services. This is especially useful for projects in built-up urban areas where prolonged noise pollution could be an issue.

As well as being the safest and most economical form of utility excavation, vacuum excavation is a greener alternative to traditional methods. In the same way that the precision of the equipment protects utilities, we can also use the accuracy of our vacuum excavators to allow us to remove the ground between trees with minimal disruption. Additionally, by using vacuum technology, less equipment is required and therefore, we are drastically reducing the amount of dust being released into the air whilst also decreasing the carbon footprint on your project.

The unique power and precision of these vacuum excavation vehicles provides the ability to work at many distances and depths and is suitable for even the most sensitive applications and environments.

To summarise, the benefits of vacuum excavation include eliminating the hazard of underground utility strikes, minimising traffic disruption, lowering reinstatement costs, and reducing the manpower and equipment needed for each job!

Several different industries can benefit from vacuum excavation including railways, civil works, highways, power plants, waterworks, gas and power power utilities, construction, and telecoms.