Entries Tagged Hydroexcavation

Canadian sewer and drain cleaner NCM Hydro Vac Services is proving that cleaners have much more to offer the industry than only...

Hydroexcavators work in abrasive environments, so wear on the hosing of the machine’s boom is inevitable. But there are some simple practices...

Decades ago, hydroexcavators only roamed the oilfields. Both excavating and off-loading occurred right on site. Fast-forward: The versatility of hydroexcavators has been realized....

Over the course of a year and 12 issues of Cleaner magazine, a lot of words are dedicated to the work that...

When Hurricane Harvey hit Texas on Friday, Aug. 25, Houston and its surrounding suburbs were left in shambles. Landshark Hydro-Excavation, located in Pearland...

Michael Morehouse kept his eye on the news as Hurricane Harvey approached Texas. Having grown up in Houston and family still there,...

Therma Corp. is constantly looking for ways to improve the capabilities of its plumbing and drain cleaning department. That search led to...

Kaiser Premier, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Kaiser AG of Liechtenstein, recently acquired Premier Oilfield Equipment through an asset purchase agreement....

There are many components to a hydroexcavator. It all begins with what makes first contact with the material you’re tackling on the...

Municipalities have rules to follow when hiring private contractors to take on public works projects, such as going through a formal bidding...

New York-based contractor Kandey Company doesn’t shy away from unusual or challenging jobs. In fact, it’s one of the top criteria for...

Here’s a collection of the most-read stories on Cleaner.com from the past year. If you missed any of these, now is your...

It’s not something Michael Morehouse had to ponder too long. When he started his company seven years ago, was he going to...

In extremely cold temperatures and high winds, your hydroexcavation equipment can take a beating. When the mercury dips below zero, water lines...