The new face of infrastructure
Excavac • April 14, 2020
Don’t risk excavation near sensitive utilities
The face of sustainable infrastructure development
in Australia has changed dramatically over the past decade.
Non-destructive excavation (sometimes also known as non-destructive digging or NDD) is less invasive, more controlled and generally a safer and more effective form of excavation.
With the propensity of new works, limiting the amount of disruption to public movement is vital. Ensuring local economies continue to function is paramount.
As NSW braces itself for a massive infrastructure push, sustainability, safety and surety should really permeate every part of the process.
Old methods of construction and excavation need to make way for newer, tailored methods while processes such as non destructive digging and engineers are starting to work closer to make a difference.
Working smarter, more efficiently and more cost-effectively affords greater control over our impact on the environment, a reduction in disposal costs as well as transportation time and resources.
Industrial, commercial or domestic sites, roadways, public sites or direct drilling, remove your risk of hitting utility services and make the job safe, quick and easy.
Excavac
has operated since 2007 providing the best value professional pot holing and non-destructive excavation services.
Don’t risk excavation near sensitive utilities before calling us. Let us eliminate the risks involved so you can concentrate on your project.
For a detailed assessment or to find out more contact us today by phone or email.
Vac Trucks provide safe, efficient, and cost-effective removal of wet and dry waste. ExcaVac’s Vac Trucks stand out for delivering cleaner excavations.
In construction, knowing exactly what’s underground before you dig isn’t just a good idea—it’s essential. At Excavac, we’ve been using this method for over 20 years.
Beyond non-destructive digging, vacuum trucks are also widely used for sewer and storm drain cleaning, septic tank emptying, and catch basin maintenance. Their versatility makes them indispensable for various site management tasks.
