Utility Daylighting
Expose water, gas, sewer, hydro, and communication lines before deeper construction begins.
Ontario's Premier Hydrovac Service
Non-destructive digging, utility daylighting, potholing, trenching, and debris removal for contractors, property owners, and municipal work across the Greater Toronto Area and beyond.
Precise
Safer digging near buried utilities
Fast
Responsive scheduling for local jobs
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Serving the GTA and beyond
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Hydrovac services
Clean, controlled excavation for tight or sensitive sites
From service-line verification to full utility support, the work is set up for accuracy, low disruption, and careful handling around infrastructure.
Soil Trenching
Create narrow trenches for conduit, irrigation, and service connections while limiting surface impact.
Pot Hole Excavation
Confirm utility depth and location with small test holes before any mechanical excavation.
Debris Removal
Vacuum away slurry, gravel, contaminated soil, and jobsite material with controlled cleanup.
Anode & Shoring Installation
Protect the life of gas lines and underground pipes with anode pads to protect them from corrosion.
Tight-Access Jobs
Reach alleys, backyards, laneways, and urban lots where conventional equipment is hard to stage.
Curb Box Replacements
Repair or replace damaged curb boxes to maintain safe, reliable access to underground water service shutoffs.
Culvert Cleanouts
Remove built-up sediment, debris, and blockages to restore proper drainage and keep water moving freely.
Service Pits
Excavate precise service pits for utility access, repairs, inspections, and installations with minimal surface disruption.
Why Ontario chooses us
Local expertise. Real results.
GTA jobs often mean close utilities, compact lots, older infrastructure, and winter conditions. Hydrovac gives crews a cleaner way to dig in those situations.
Damage conscious
Water and vacuum reduce the risk of strikes near known utility corridors.
Cleaner sites
Material is extracted into the truck instead of spreading across the work area.
Flexible pricing
Hourly, half-day, full-day, and project pricing can be matched to the job.
Area coverage
Crews support London, Welland, Hamilton, Mississauga, Whitby, Newmarket, and even Ottawa.
When to use hydrovac
Precise excavation around buried infrastructure
Hydrovac excavation combines pressurized water with high-powered vacuum recovery. Soil is loosened, turned into slurry, and lifted into the truck, giving the operator close control around utility lines, tree roots, foundations, and service connections.
Daylighting is commonly used before trenching, tie-ins, and repairs. It confirms the exact depth and path of buried assets, especially when locate markings or older site records leave room for uncertainty.
Potholing follows the same principle on a smaller scale. A sequence of small openings along a proposed route can reveal conflicts before a larger trench or civil crew arrives.
In frozen ground, heated water can soften soil without relying on heavy impact tools. That makes hydrovac a practical year-round option for urgent utility and infrastructure work.
Proudly serving Ontario
Based locally, built for jobs in the GTA
Service is available for London, Welland, Hamilton, Mississauga, Whitby, Newmarket, Ottawa and nearby communities. Crews also support projects across the GTA and beyond.
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More than water
Any job, any site - Super Sucker has what you need to get it done.
More than hydrovacs. We're your excavation, cleanup, and problem-solving partner.
Frequently asked questions
Hydrovac excavation questions
Common things homeowners, builders, and site supervisors want to know before booking hydrovac work.
How much does hydrovac service cost?
Many jobs are priced hourly with a minimum booking window. Larger or more complex work can be quoted as a half-day, full-day, or project rate after site details are reviewed.
How is hydrovac different from conventional excavation?
Conventional equipment uses mechanical force. Hydrovac uses water and vacuum recovery, so crews can remove soil more carefully around utility lines, roots, and sensitive structures.
When is daylighting recommended?
Daylighting is recommended when work is close to a buried service, locate information needs visual confirmation, or the project calls for non-destructive excavation.
Can hydrovac work in winter?
Yes. Heated water can soften frozen ground, making hydrovac useful for year-round utility and service work in Ontario weather.
Who typically books hydrovac services?
General contractors, utility crews, municipalities, civil contractors, property managers, and homeowners all use hydrovac for controlled excavation and site cleanup.
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