One definition of growth might be this: 533% in six years. Or one could express the same thing another way: Pro-Vac. The Puyallup, Washington, underground infrastructure maintenance and hydroexcavation company is experiencing startling growth and not at all by accident.
“When I took over, we had about 75 employees,” says Graham Gill, Pro-Vac’s CEO. “Now we have about 475 employees. We had 30 hydrovac trucks. We’re now at 150 vac trucks.”Almost as significant a growth indicator, though not as statistically impressive, is that the firm now is operating in 11 states in the western half of the country, up from two
