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Trenching using T-Rex Hydro Excavation Services Gallery
Trenching using T-Rex Hydro Excavation Services
Are you unsure where that utility line is located?
Using Hydro Excavation Services from T-Rex for trenching is the most cost effective way to search for a utility line where the location is unknown.
Slot trenches are usually 6" wide and up to 8' deep which allows for as little material to be removed as possible while still enabling us to see to the bottom of the trench. Similar to using hydro excavation services for potholing, if a line is deeper than 8', the trench needs to get proportionally wider for the operator to see and function. As always, as little ground is removed as possible to save you time and money.
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There are Two Types of Excavation Processes
Vacuum Excavation:
Vacuum excavation is a general term that may include processes using either water (hydro-excavation) or high-pressure air to loosen soil. In either case, an air vacuum is used to move the loose soil and rocks, often into a debris tank for later disposal or back-filling the hole that’s been made.
Hydro Excavation:
Hydro-excavation is a process that utilizes pressurized water to break up and remove the soil via air conveyance (vacuum) into a debris tank, providing a non-destructive means to safely locate utilities and precisely excavate an area.
Always the Best Equipment For the Job!
T-Rex owns, maintains and operates a fleet of GapVax vacuum excavation and industrial vacuum trucks. T-Rex trucks and equipment represent the world's most advanced vacuum technology.
Hydro Excavation Services Case Study: CenterPoint Pole Hole Excavation & Back-Fill
T-Rex Services was contracted to provide hydro excavation services in order to non-destructively dig a utility pole hole in an area that had been marked to contain fiber optic lines. Location: The 18 diameter x 7.5' deep pole hole excavation was located in Houston, TX at West 18th Street East of Ella. The location was near a strip more
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