Precise Excavation. Cleaner, Safer Access.
When digging near underground utilities or working in a restricted area, precision matters. BURNS Construction’s vac truck helps remove soil, water, and debris with control—so crews can expose buried infrastructure and reach difficult locations with less disruption.
Also known as hydro excavation or hydrovac service, this method uses pressurized water and vacuum removal to make targeted excavations. It supports BURNS’ underground utility and excavation work across Connecticut. BURNS already operates hydro-vacuum excavation trucks to expose and access underground utilities around difficult or unknown obstacles.
Vac Truck Services
Hydro excavation and potholing
Create targeted openings to locate and expose underground utilities before larger excavation work begins.
Utility exposure
Carefully uncover water, sewer, storm, electric, gas, and communication infrastructure to support installation, repair, or replacement work.
Remote digging
Extend the vacuum hose into tight or hard-to-reach areas where equipment access is limited.
Debris and material removal
Vacuum wet or dry material, sludge, and accumulated debris from approved work areas, trenches, and catch basins.
Precision cleanup
Remove excavated material from sensitive or confined locations to help keep the work area clear and the project moving.
Every site is different
The specific method and service scope depend on the site, access, and project conditions.
Built for Utility and Site Work
BURNS Construction has served Connecticut communities since 1957 and works across underground utilities, excavation, and paving. Vac truck services complement that experience by giving project teams another way to access buried infrastructure and manage excavation around challenging conditions.
Request Vac Truck Service
Planning utility work, potholing, or cleanup in a restricted area? Contact BURNS Construction to discuss your project and determine the right approach.
Fairfield, New Haven, and Hartford counties, Connecticut.