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We were recently chosen as the best solution to ensure a safe canal bank excavation, at a large hospital build site.

Portable Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) technology has existed for decades, but it wasn’t until recent years it became used for subsurface functions such as locating. In the past few years, GPR has becomeRead More...

Our vacuum excavator was called in to assist with a different kind of smart excavation job in a car park recently.

Safe excavation techniques are quickly becoming an essential process on construction sites and new builds, so we take a look at the process in more detail.

Our vacuum excavation equipment proved essential when safe digging techniques unearthed a series of underground cables less than 7 inches from the surface, and not shown on any site plans.

Ground-penetrating radar systems are becoming increasingly popular when it comes to identifying potential safety hazards underground. But what exactly are GPR surveys?

Vacuum excavator support water works This video short was captured by our operators whilst at work exposing cables on a windy water treatment works. Lines needed to be exposed for maintenance,  soRead More...

We’re delighted to be able to say we have a FORS accredited vacuum excavation hire fleet for another year! Following a thorough audit from FORS of our existing bronze status, we successfullyRead More...

When routine road works in London included creating a deep service excavation to reach underground cables, contractors looked for a safe solution to manage the works. Utility lines were identified deep underRead More...

For larger infrastructure works, it’s often difficult to access busy sites and roads when maintenance and upgrades are needed. As such, essential repairs and upgrades are often scheduled for overnight construction work, and PierRead More...

Our Health & Safety Manager recently spent the week down in South Wales and the West Country, checking in with our customers and operators to see our vacuum excavation in action.

When we set ourselves the challenge of raising £10,000 for charity 12 months ago, we thought it was a long shot. Back then it seemed like a huge figure, and a mammoth task.