These machines are for cleaning
sewer and drain lines using high pressure water
and specialized nozzles. They can reach lengths
of up to 600 feet and can cut roots, remove blockages,
clear gravel and any other type of debris in
sewer systems. Hydro jetting is the most effective
way to clean a sewer or drain line. In addition,
a large vacuum built onto the back of the truck
can be used to remove soil and excavate with
no mess. This process is called Hydro Excavating.
Using high pressure water to loosen the soil,
the high powered vacuum draws the material into
it's tank and neatly exposes hard to get to areas
that would otherwise have to be hand dug. Digging
around buried utilities such as gas and electric
lines can now be done safely using this process.
Video
inspection cameras
Video inspection is a valuable
tool in determining what is happening in a sewer
system. No one can really tell without one. That’s
why we inspect each sewer we clean using the
latest in sewer inspection technology. Our state
of the art camera systems can reveal several
things in one viewing. We can locate the line
in its entirety, determine the depth of the line
underground and accurately record how long the
line is from beginning to end. Our video is recorded
in color with audio and/or text notes and can
be saved in just about any format you want. We
can video inspect lines as small as 1 ½ inches
to 80 inches.
Video inspection is a valuable
tool in determining what is happening in a sewer
system. No one can really tell without one. That’s
why we inspect each sewer we clean using the
latest in sewer inspection technology. Our state
of the art camera systems can reveal several
things in one viewing. We can locate the line
in its entirety, determine the depth of the line
underground and accurately record how long the
line is from beginning to end. Our video is recorded
in color with audio and/or text notes and can
be saved in just about any format you want. We
can video inspect lines as small as 1 ½ inches
to 80 inches. 
