Hydrovac Services
Non-Destructive Digging for Safer, Smarter Excavation
Hydrovac Excavation
Daylighting
Potholing
Vacuum Excavation
Air Knife Evacuation
Setting the Standard in Hydro Excavation Services
When it comes to excavation, safety, accuracy, and efficiency are everything. Traditional digging methods can damage underground infrastructure, delay projects, and create costly setbacks. Hydrovac excavation offers a smarter, safer alternative—and Hydrodig delivers it at the highest standard.
Here are a few more things that set Hydrodig apart from the rest:
✅ Over 25 Years of Industry Experience
✅ Custom-Built Hydrovac Trucks, Engineered In-House
✅ Safety-First, Non-Destructive Approach
✅ Nationwide Coverage with Local Expertise
✅ 24/7 Availability, 365 Days a Year
Our Hydrovac Services
Hydrovac Excavation
Hydrovac excavation is at the core of what we do. Using high-pressure water and a powerful vacuum system, we safely break up and remove soil without damaging underground utilities or surrounding infrastructure. It’s faster and more precise than traditional digging, and it significantly reduces the chance of costly delays or repairs.
Daylighting
Daylighting is the process of safely exposing underground utilities—such as gas lines, electrical conduits, water mains, and fiber optics—using non-destructive hydro excavation. It allows crews to “bring utilities to light” before excavation, drilling, or construction begins. This method meets safety regulations and ensures proper planning for any job site where buried lines are present.
Potholing
Potholing is a specific type of daylighting that involves digging small, precise holes to verify the exact location, depth, and alignment of underground utilities. Often used during planning or pre-construction phases, potholing confirms the position of marked lines or infrastructure before full excavation begins. It’s a fast, efficient method that causes minimal surface disruption.Vacuum Excavation
Vacuum excavation is a non-destructive digging method that uses high-powered suction to remove soil, debris, or backfill materials from a targeted area—without the use of heavy mechanical equipment. Often paired with hydro excavation or dry methods (like air excavation), it provides controlled removal in environments where precision and safety are critical. This technique is ideal for jobs where underground utilities, delicate infrastructure, or sensitive surfaces must be protected during excavation.Air Knife Evacuation
Hydrovac excavation is at the core of what we do. Using high-pressure water and a powerful vacuum system, we safely break up and remove soil without damaging underground utilities or surrounding infrastructure. It’s faster and more precise than traditional digging, and it significantly reduces the chance of costly delays or repairs.Connect With a Hydrodig Specialist Today
