Hydrovac services in Brampton mean safe, non-destructive excavation and vacuum work around the gas, hydro and water lines that feed the city's warehouses and neighbourhoods. The industrial corridor along Steeles Ave and Airport Rd is packed with distribution centres, trench drains and the buried services behind them.
Downtown sits in the Etobicoke Creek floodplain. After the March 1948 flood put nearly six feet of water on Main and Queen Streets, a diversion channel went in in 1952, and the province has designated the downtown core a Special Policy Area. The Riverwalk flood protection project will widen and deepen that channel and replace bridges, which means utility work near the creek for years.
When a water main breaks or a sewer backs up in Springdale, Bramalea, Mount Pleasant, Sandalwood or Heart Lake, our emergency crew responds around the clock. Work in a city road needs a Road Occupancy Permit, and every quote lists hourly rate, mobilization, disposal and locate fees on separate lines in CAD.
Jobs here run on the same owned trucks, Red Seal crews and published CAD rate card as all of our hydrovac services across Toronto and the GTA.