Vacuum Excavation is often seen as the safest method of excavation vs. other traditional methods using picks, shovels, diggers etc… The no-dig method provides a lower risk to workers on sites andRead More…
A recent adventure for our all-terrain Tracked Vac meant a trip to the beach down in Cornwall, however, this was no holiday as a major operation, in conjunction with the Environmental Agency,Read More…
As part of an ongoing Airport expansion work, our expertise in vacuum excavation was called in by a new customer recently to provide a safe solution. With new sites and developments takingRead More…
A real effort in teamwork has been the key to one of our longest ongoing projects, working alongside contractors to help excavate access holes for new water meters. Working in conjunction withRead More…
On a blustery but beautiful site down in Watergate Bay, Cornwall, our team were put to the test on this challenging site. Whether working on a housing site or in city centres, thisRead More…
Vacuum digging has many safety benefits over traditional digging practices when it comes to working with underground cables. Safe digging When a construction site has underground cables buried underneath that need to beRead More…
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.
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…
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…
Having seen a rise in demand for safer, vacuum excavation in 2016, hire providers Pier (UK) are introducing new vehicles and operators to their team.