Investing in a large hydrovac unit isn’t always feasible for contractors like Jim Tieffel who don’t do a lot of hydroexcavation work to begin with. Currently when Tieffel, a plumbing contractor in Alabama, finds an underground pipe that needs replacing, he calls upon others to handle it. But he’s ready for that to change.“I’m tired of paying out that money when it’s something that I could easily take on,” Tieffel says.So at the 2019 Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport (WWETT) Show that was held recently in Indianapolis, a top priority for Tieffel was to check out the various
Think Small When Trying to Tap the Hydroexcavation Market
Instead of worrying about maneuvering large machines, some contractors are opting for smaller trailer-mounted units when first getting started in the vacuum excavation game
Mar 07, 2019
| by Cory Dellenbach |
