Vacuum Excavation, a method utilized to find underground utilities that are deply buried or located in highly congested areas. This cost effective excavation method is extremely precise with almost no risk of damage to tree roots, utility lines or pipes. |
Vacuum Excavation is a quick, non-destructive and economical way to safely locate and expose buried utilities. High pressure air is used to break up the soil, which in turn is vacuumed up into tank. This method allows for very precise excavations without the risk of damaging buried utility lines, pipes or tree roots. 
Rock and soil are broken apart by air jets and the loosened material is vacuumed into a holding tank. PULS, Inc. only uses pressured air to break apart the soil, we do not use water jets. This eliminates the risk of damage that high pressure can cause and allows PULS, Inc. to place all soils back into the excavation.
