Hydrovac services in Vaughan cover non-destructive potholing, daylighting, culvert flushing and vacuum cleanouts using pressurized water and a high-vacuum truck. Since Line 1 reached the city's new downtown in December 2017, the 179-hectare VMC has gone from big box stores to towers, with a target of 25,000 residents by 2031.
That growth puts new telecom, hydro and district energy lines into ground that was a parking lot a decade ago, and every crane pad and shoring line needs those services exposed first. The industrial parks on Keele St and Weston Rd and the Concord blocks add a steady list of sump, interceptor and catch basin cleanouts.
Digging into a city road allowance needs a Road Occupancy Permit, which takes at least 10 business days to process, so we build that lead time into the schedule. In Kleinburg and Woodbridge, work near the Humber River valley can fall inside TRCA regulated areas. Our Highway 400 municipal culvert flushing job ran two days for $14,600 on the same published CAD rates as the rest of the GTA.
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.
