Unearthing success: Sucker trucks redefine efficiency
Feb 26, 2024
A safer and more reliable option
Working on a construction site often
necessitates the use of a vacuum (or sucker) truck for non-destructive digging.
Hydro excavation, employed for on-site mud removal, spills, and clean-ups, ensures the safe removal of unwanted materials around underground assets.
Due to its effectiveness, hydro excavation
has become increasingly popular in construction projects. However, selecting the right vacuum truck requires consideration of factors such as the size of the spoil tank, as a one-size-fits-all approach simply doesn't work.
Builders and site owners are typically obligated by development consent to implement erosion control measures at construction sites. This includes adhering to regulations for soil erosion control, preventing accidental spills onto roadways, gutters, and public areas.
The process involves pneumatically suctioning sludge, slurries, and liquids on-site into the truck's tank for transportation to an approved disposal location. Technological advancements have significantly improved the industry, reducing vacuum excavation costs and providing a safer and more reliable option.
Sucker trucks
are versatile, serving purposes like sewer pipe cleaning, septic emptying, clearing storm drains, sewer lines, catch basins, and debris or liquid removal in various projects.
As pioneers in non-destructive excavation and vacuum truck hire, Excavac boasts a modern fleet for the safe, efficient, and cost-effective removal of wet and dry waste products, including regulated and non-regulated material spills.
Our highly efficient units, each with a two-person crew, hold 8000 litres of spoil and between 3000 litres of fresh water.
Australian-owned and operated company, Excavac
services Sydney, The Blue Mountains, Southern Highlands, the Illawarra, and the South Coast available 24/7, and fully insured.
For more information, contact 0414 521 808, email us here or visit our Facebook page for additional details.
Our comprehensive surveying methods, coupled with non-destructive hydro excavation, leave no stone unturned—quite literally—when prioritizing safety.
The advantages of hydro excavation are primarily centred on significantly reducing risks when compared to traditional methods like mechanical excavation, jackhammering, and drilling.
Excavating and managing underground assets is a specialised and crucial task that demands precision, expertise, and a deep understanding of safety protocols.
Sydney, Blue Mountains,
Illawarra & Southern Highlands
Illawarra & Southern Highlands
