Grease-Trap Trailer:
This trailer is specially designed for industrial customers (mostly restaurants) who need to have grease traps pumped as part of their preventive maintenance. We also have a portable unit that gives us access to grease traps in areas where safety is a concern.
Camera Trucks:
These trucks are specifically designed for the inspection of municipal and industrial (larger) drain and sewer lines. The camera has the ability to pan and tilt to get a view of laterals coming into a municipal sewer line. It is equipped with a cable capable of traveling up to 1,500 feet underground.
Trailer Jet:
This unit is pulled behind the service van that is often used for industrial preventative work for lines that are typically between 4” and 10”. It is also used to clean out mini storm sewers and drain fields and is also used for de-scaling cast-iron pipes.
Jet-Vac Truck:
These trucks are the “beast” of the fleet, capable of high-pressure water-jetting and hydro excavating. They are used on lines that are typically 6”-60”, such as manure lines and municipal sewer lines as well as vacuuming out lift stations and car-wash pits.
Hydro Excavating Truck:
This piece of equipment is what we use for digging holes with water and vacuuming them out. It is used in situations where it is a hard-to-reach spot or where utilities are present, or where standard digging equipment can’t be used.
Cured in Place Pipe Lining (CIPL):
These are repairs completed to old and damaged pipes using minimal or no digging to repair the pipe to a new state.
Pipe Descaling/Reinstating:
This process uses high-speed chains with carbides to completely clear the line to its original size removing scale, rust, roots, etc.
Confined Space Entry and Gas Detectors:
These pieces of equipment allow us to enter potentially dangerous confined spaces safely.
Danz Cutter:
This tool allows us to reinstate Cured in Place (CIPP) repairs. It also allows us to remove hard deposits with pinpoint accuracy while minimizing damage to the existing pipe and minimizing digging.
