Project Highlight – Neffsville, PA
Project Highlight – Neffsville, PA
Project Highlight – Hydro Excavating used for trenching inside the basement of this Historical Retirement home in Lancaster, PA
Project Highlight – Hydro Excavating used for trenching inside the basement of this Historical Retirement home in Lancaster, PA Vacuum excavation is ideal when access to the dig site is restricted due to overhead clearances, structural congestion, physical obstruction, narrow access road, or unstable soil conditions.
This is why vacuum technology is typically used in historical buildings, especially basements. Because of this, we get to work on many old buildings and this recent project was a real pleasure.
Hydro Excavation with the use of pellets!
Hydro Excavation with the use of pellets! On this recent project in Baltimore, MD, our team was tasked with trenching and exposing areas ahead of crews to install new gas mains.
Urban areas like this usually mean a small dumping area but thanks to our use of pellets, we can dry dump close by and remove dry dump quickly. This allows the vac and gas crews to continue working with less downtime and more production!
Replacement Pole Project, Hershey, PA
Brought onto this project by an electrical contractor, we used air excavation to help confirm multiple existing utilities in the way of the pole install design.
EcoTech Vacuum Excavation Trucks, Six Reasons They Rock!
Our trucks are not only powerful and high tech, but they also have a specific cool factor. We’re truck geeks here at EcoTech and we’re so impressed with the ability of our high-powered GapVax VH-55 and HV-56 trucks that we wanted to highlight six things that make these machines so unique.
Project Highlight – Hydro Excavation at Steel Plant in Coatesville, PA
When an electrical contractor contacted us to help them with a project at a Steel Plant in Coatesville, PA our team was up for the task!
Hydro Excavating was needed to trench, expose and repair an electric primary conduit. The area was too congested underground for traditional mechanical equipment, and so hand digging would have been required in this situation.
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