The hydro excavation Florida has is increasingly popular form among loader operators looking to deliver non-mechanized, efficient, and precise performance. But for some, there might be questions regarding whether or not it can be used on smaller properties. To answer this, yes, it can.

What is hydro excavation?

Hydro excavation is a way of safely and accurately using pressurized water and a vacuum system to locate underground utilities, remove soil, establish foundations, and build pipelines. With its unique capabilities, it can be used where traditional, mechanized excavations could cause irreversible harm or simply be unsuitable.

Advantage of hydro excavation on smaller properties

Unlike traditional techniques, hydro excavation does not require high-temperature thermal or traditional wet digging machines or manual labor–meaning it can be used on smaller sites and even in tighter spaces. Hydro excavation can be used efficiently and safely for very precise, either small- or large-scale projects.

Highly precise

Hydro excavation was created with precision and accuracy, which means that it is the perfect method for digging on smaller properties as it works great for reaching tight or confined spaces. Utility lines and other underground assets can be quickly and safely pinpointed, ensuring minimal disruption and maximum accuracy with every job.