Professional Utility Locating Equipment

Purpose-built for non-destructive excavation, potholing, and service exposure, our 3000L vacuum excavation truck offers specialized vacuum excavation services that safely expose underground services while significantly reducing the risk of damage associated with mechanical excavation. Additionally, we utilize Ground Penetrating Radar to enhance the accuracy and safety of our excavation processes.

Professional electromagnetic utility locating equipment is essential for tracing and identifying underground conductive services. The vLoc3-Pro not only supports accurate service locating across civil, construction, and infrastructure projects but also complements methods like Ground Penetrating Radar and Vacuum Excavation Services for enhanced utility identification.

Professional ground penetrating radar is essential for identifying underground utilities and subsurface features, including non-conductive services that conventional electromagnetic locating cannot detect. The Leica DS2000 enhances this process by providing additional subsurface information, which supports accurate service identification and safer excavation, including the use of vacuum excavation services for informed project planning.

Purpose-built for non-destructive excavation, potholing, and service exposure, our 3000L vacuum excavation truck offers specialized vacuum excavation services that safely expose underground services while significantly reducing the risk of damage associated with mechanical excavation. Additionally, we utilize Ground Penetrating Radar to enhance the accuracy and safety of our excavation processes.

Professional electromagnetic utility locating equipment is essential for tracing and identifying underground conductive services. The vLoc3-Pro not only supports accurate service locating across civil, construction, and infrastructure projects but also complements methods like Ground Penetrating Radar and Vacuum Excavation Services for enhanced utility identification.

Professional ground penetrating radar is essential for identifying underground utilities and subsurface features, including non-conductive services that conventional electromagnetic locating cannot detect. The Leica DS2000 enhances this process by providing additional subsurface information, which supports accurate service identification and safer excavation, including the use of vacuum excavation services for informed project planning.