Hydrovac Services in Waikato & Bay of Plenty
Hydro excavation is an alternative to manual digging, offering a less intrusive and highly accurate option ideal for locating and working around utilities EG gas, water and fibre optics. Our HydroVac services include a 6-inch boom and can operate up to a 10-metre lift, ensuring exceptional performance and versatility in various applications.
Hydro excavation uses pressurised water to break the soil, this is then vacuumed up into the truck and removed to a dumping facility. It has a range of benefits compared to using manual labour including being more efficient, safer and has a more negligible environmental impact.
Hydro Excavation Solutions in Waikato & Bay of Plenty
Hydro excavation by the CST Group is an alternative to manual digging, offering a less intrusive and highly accurate option ideal for locating and working around utilities EG gas, water and fibre optics. Our HydroVac services include a 6-inch boom and can operate up to a 10-metre lift, ensuring exceptional performance and versatility in various applications.
Hydro excavation uses pressurised water to break the soil, this is then vacuumed up into the truck and removed to a dumping facility. It has a range of benefits compared to using manual labour including being more efficient, safer and has a more negligible environmental impact.
CST Group offers hydrovac services across Waikato & Bay of Plenty —Hamilton, Matamata, Cambridge, Morrinsville, Te Awamutu, Tauranga, Taupo, and Rotorua
The Benefits of Hydro Excavation
Experience the unmatched benefits of hydro excavation – a safer, more efficient, and environmentally conscious approach to digging. Choose our HydroVac services, backed by our state-of-the-art hydro excavation truck, to ensure precision, reliability, and exceptional performance for your excavation needs. Contact us today to harness the power of hydro excavation and check out our other services.
CST’s hydro excavation uses pressurised water and air suction to remove soil and expose existing underground services. This significantly reduces the risks to personnel who would otherwise encounter potentially volatile utilities such as gas lines, sewage, water, electrical cables, and fibre optics. Safety on the worksite is greatly enhanced with our Hydrovac services.
Hydro excavation is both cost and time-effective, outperforming manual digging in terms of speed and efficiency. With its hydro excavation truck and advanced technology, it completes projects much quicker, reducing downtime and labour costs. Its accuracy in locating services and working around them further reduces the risk of potential delays caused by accidents or repairs to utilities.
By excavating soil in a non-destructive manner, hydro excavation reduces the harm to the environment. It generates less debris, dust, and runoff compared to traditional manual digging methods, promoting sustainable excavation practices.
FAQs About Hydro Excavation Services
If you have questions about hydro excavation services, our team is here to help you. Below, you can find answers to frequently asked questions, or feel free to give our team a call!
How does hydro excavation work?
Hydro excavation is a non-destructive method of digging that uses pressurized water and a vacuum system to remove soil and debris. A high-pressure water blaster breaks up the soil while a vacuum clears away the slurry.
What are the environmental benefits of hydro excavation?
Hydro excavation has a smaller environmental impact than traditional excavation methods as it produces less soil and debris. Additionally, the water blaster equipment used in the process minimises damage to the surrounding environment.
What equipment is typically used in hydro excavation?
Hydro excavation uses a vacuum truck equipped with a high-pressure water hose and an industrial-strength vacuum system to break up soil and remove it efficiently.
What are common applications of hydro excavation in different industries?
Hydro excavation is used for utility line installations, pipe repairs, landscaping, and safely exposing underground infrastructure in industries like construction and utilities.
How does hydro excavation compare to traditional excavation methods?
Hydro excavation is safer, more precise, and less damaging to underground utilities than traditional excavation, which relies on heavy machinery and mechanical digging.
What factors determine the cost of hydro excavation services?
Cost depends on factors like the size of the project, soil type, depth of excavation, location, and whether specialised equipment or techniques are required.
Contact Our Team of Hydro Excavation Experts Today!
Enquire about our hydro excavation services
- 0800 11 44 90
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184 Puahue Road, Te Awamutu - Postal Address:
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