HYDRO EXCAVATION SUNSHINE COAST

SEQ Vacuum Excavation is the leading provider of hydro vacuum excavating services for the Sunshine Coast. Using vac trucks ensures there is no unnecessary damage to underground utilities and services – this practice is also known as non-destructive digging (NDD).

There are multiple benefits to using vacuum excavation, including that it is a non-destructive, non-evasive, cost-effective, and accurate form of digging. This excavation method implements technology that is far more advanced than traditional excavators.

Hydro Vacuum Excavation is a non-destructive digging (NDD) technique that offers a safe, accurate and cost-effective way to excavate. This process is non-evasive, meaning it doesn’t cause any damage to the surrounding area. With the use of vacuum hydro excavators, it has become a more affordable and efficient method for all excavation projects on the Sunshine Coast

We do safe, non-destructive hydro excavation for civil, industrial, commercial, and residential projects at SEQ Vacuum Excavation Sunshine Coast, including Caboolture and Moreton Bay regions

Our skilled and experienced operators are committed to providing the Sunshine Coast with a safe, non-destructive ways of excavation and the protection of subsurface assets and infrastructure using vacuum excavation devices that are Australian developed and made.

Our highly educated and resourceful operators and strong, adaptable machines are available for Wet Hire to maximise total efficiency

Our vacuum trucks break up dirt with pressurised water before removing it with the help of a vacuum system and depositing it in a debris holding tank where it can be disposed of safely.

A truck with a pump and a tank is known as a vacuum truck or vacuum tanker. The pump is made to pneumatically suction liquids, sludges, and slurries into the truck’s tank from a place (frequently underground) through suction lines with a diameter of typically 2-4″.

The least amount of damage to existing and subsurface fixtures of pipes, cabling, and electricity or other lines is one of the key advantages of employing a vacuum excavator. There is less need for backfilling because the work done from a vacuum excavator is likewise more exact and accurate. Because vacuum excavation is more modern and controlled than traditional digging techniques, it is also significantly safer.

Since the materials are excavated but kept inside the storage unit by the suction mechanisms, the workstation is made cleaner. Vacuum hydro excavation is a more economical option because of how quickly materials can be removed. Because there are no chemicals used, utilising a vacuum excavator is also a more environmentally friendly way.

The size of the area that has to be excavated and the difficulty of the task will both affect how much it will cost and how long it will take. We provide free estimates and hourly rates over the phone and these can change depending on the difficulty of your project.

It may occasionally be quicker, simpler, and safer to excavate with a hydro excavation vacuum truck, depending on the job’s scale. The time it takes to dig with a vacuum truck can also be influenced by the type of ground. For instance, it can be significantly faster to dig through sand than it is to dig through a rocky subsoil.

Get in touch with our team today for your free estimate.

When subterranean utility services are present in the digging area, it is highly advised to dig with a vacuum truck, as it’s a safer method of excavation. Always call SEQ VAC to find and map the area if you are unsure of what is below the surface.

We provide a variety of modern vacuum excavation trucks and excavation equipment ranging in size from small 1000L trailer-mounted machines to large 12,000L truck-mounted units. Our most often utilised truck sizes fall into the 5,000L to 8,000L range.

For the safety of our operators, on some projects our vacuum trucks are utilised to dig in holes that have been manually dug and adequately shored and benched.

This technique and form of digging that uses a strong vacuum system’s high-velocity suction. In comparison to traditional excavation methods like jack hammering and machine excavation, it is frequently utilised to aid in visually locating underground utilities and service lines. High-pressure water jets are used to break up the dirt on a surface while a mobile vacuum device removes the loose soil.

Hydro excavation uses pressurized water to create a vacuum inside their buckets which sucks up soil and rocks from the bottom of the hole they’re digging.

A vacuum excavation unit has a wide range of applications and is only constrained by your imagination. It excels at trenching and open-hole excavations. For additional details, or to book an estimate, contact our team today!