HYDRO VAC SERVICES

Using a high pressure water and vacuum system, we are able to excavate or expose underground services and remove material from technical and sensitive areas. This is a safe and non-destructive approach to excavation leaving buried utilities and surrounding infrastructure intact and undamaged.

This process uses a high pressure water stream to liquify and break through the soil. The mixture of debris is then extracted by our vacuum system into a holding tank on the truck which can operate up to 600 ft away from the dig site. We can excavate into a variety of soils, including clay and hard packed dirt, up to 50 feet deep and in frozen soil conditions.

A safe, non-destructive alternative to digging.

We operate seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day; day and night shifts. We service throughout all parts of British Columbia including remote areas.

Our Hydrovac Services include:

  • Slot Trenching

  • Fiber-optic exposure

  • Exposure of underground utilities

  • Excavation of technical areas

  • Shoring Box Installation and Rental

  • Dewatering and fluid hauling

  • Industrial steam cleaning

  • Heavy equipment cleaning

 
 
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HYDROVAC Excavation

High Altitude hydrovac trucks are a safe, non-destructive alternative to digging.

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Day Lighting

Uncovering and exposing of underground utilities, cables and pipelines.

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SLOT Trenching

Excavating narrow trenches to install pipes, cables or other in-ground utilities.


 

Transport Licence

High Altitude carries a valid Transport Licence issued from the Province of British Columbia. This licence allows us to transport, handle and dispose of hazardous wastes in accordance with Federal and Provincial Laws. Our company follows all rules and regulations to allow handling of these products in a safe manner to prevent any harm to the environment and human life.

High Altitude has a comprehensive hazardous waste contingency plan and continually train our staff on our protocols, procedures and responses in the event of any emergency.