Service
Excavation & Hydro-Excavation
Not every job is a bore. Hydro-excavation exposes existing utilities without touching them, and conventional trenching still has its place when the ground and the run allow it.
Hitting a line costs more than every hour you saved
Locate tickets tell you roughly where something is. A backhoe bucket finds out exactly, and the finding out is the expensive part — an outage, a repair bill, a report, and on a gas line something considerably worse.
Vacuum excavation exposes the line with water and air instead of steel. The utility stays intact and the crew can see what they are working around.
Capabilities
What excavation & hydro-excavation covers
Daylighting and potholing
Existing utilities exposed without mechanical contact.
Bore pit excavation
Entry and exit pits cut clean where the ground is congested.
Dirt and rock trenching
Conventional trenching where it is the right answer, in both dirt and rock.
Site restoration
Ground put back the way it was found.
Also covers: Hydro-excavation · Daylighting · Potholing · Trenching · Rock and dirt trenching
What you get
Outcomes
- Existing utilities exposed without damage
- Fewer locate-related incidents and outages
- One contractor for the bore and the excavation around it
Why Bailey for this
Excavation supports the boring work rather than being a separate business line, so there is no second contractor to schedule.
Have a bore to price?
Send us the footage, the ground and the deadline. We will tell you straight whether we are the right crew for it.