Specialty excavation

Specialty excavation is the choice of professionals when it’s critical to preserve underground infrastructure and prevent damage to existing pipelines, cables, and other vital underground services. It allows for excavation in remote, elevated or tight spaces where standard machinery is unsuitable, and is highly precise – using advanced technology to perform precise earthmoving tasks and minimize errors.

Hydro excavation

Hydro excavation, or hydrovac, is a non-destructive digging method that uses high-pressure water to break up soil and a strong vacuum to simultaneously remove the resulting slurry of dirt and water. It’s considered a safer, cleaner, and more efficient alternative to traditional excavation, especially in sensitive areas or when working near underground infrastructure like gas, water, and electrical lines.

Deep Excavation

Deep Excavation involves the digging to significant depths, often in challenging conditions, requiring specialized equipment and techniques to maintain stability and safety.

Limited Access Excavation

Limited Access Excavation enables excavating in confined spaces or elevated areas where large, conventional machinery cannot fit, utilizing specialized tools or remotely operated equipment.

Substation Excavation

Substation Excavation is chosen when working around high-power electrical substations where underground infrastructure is dense, requiring precise techniques to avoid damage.

Ballast Maintenance

Ballast Maintenance is a specialized method of removing ballast (track ballast for trains) from tunnels, bridge decks, and grade crossings, often involving special excavating equipment.