At Lando Excavation, we use hydro excavation to do what traditional digging can’t—cut clean lines through soil while protecting what’s beneath it. This non-destructive method uses pressurized water and a powerful vacuum system to expose buried utilities, dig trenches, or clear debris with extreme accuracy and minimal disruption.
What Is Hydro Excavation?
Hydro excavation (also known as hydrovac or vacuum excavation) replaces heavy digging equipment with high-pressure water jets and vacuum technology. It’s precise, efficient, and ideal for jobs where accuracy matters—like exposing underground lines, slot trenching, or potholing in sensitive areas.
Why Lando for Hydro Excavation?
Experienced Crew
Our team brings decades of excavation expertise to the field. Every technician is trained to execute with care, accuracy, and respect for the site.
Advanced Equipment
We operate industry-leading hydrovac systems—built for clean edges, tight areas, and safe operations near utilities.
Non-Destructive by Design
Hydro excavation keeps underground infrastructure intact. No guesswork, no accidental strikes—just clean exposure and controlled excavation.
Fast and Precise
Our process is built to move quickly without sacrificing control. The result? Shorter project timelines and less site disturbance.
Adaptable to Your Project
From residential service upgrades to complex commercial builds, hydro excavation fits a wide range of needs:
Utility location & daylighting
Slot trenching
Post-hole digging
Debris removal
Site cleanup & more
How We Do It
01
Project Review
We review site conditions, utility maps, and your goals before we dig a single inch.
02
Targeted Excavation
We use water to break up soil and vacuum to remove it—all in real time, with maximum control.
03
Utility Exposure
Our crews gently uncover utilities, taking extra steps to protect them throughout the process.
04
Debris Collection & Disposal
All slurry and soil are collected in our onboard tanks and disposed of according to local regulations.
Key Benefits
Safe: Avoid costly damage to underground infrastructure.
Precise: Pinpoint excavation for tight or sensitive areas.