No More Utility Strikes: Vacuum Excavation Vacuum excavation is a modern, non-destructive digging method designed to safely and efficiently expose underground utilities. It uses either pressurized water (hydro excavation) or compressed air (air excavation) to break up soil, which is then removed by a powerful vacuum system. Unlike traditional digging methods, vacuum excavation minimizes the risk of damaging pipes, cables, or other infrastructure, significantly reducing costly utility strikes and

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Vacuum excavators are a growing segment for equipment rental companies. And for good reason. Learn more about vacuum excavators and the industries using soft digging. Equipment only available in select regions. | Vermeer Infrastructure