VACUUM EXCAVATION PERTH
We are Perth’s leading vacuum excavation specialists providing safe and efficient non-destructive digging.
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Vacuum Excavation Perth – Safe, Precise, and Non-Destructive
At iVac WA, we specialise in vacuum excavation services in Perth that are designed to protect underground utilities while delivering efficient and accurate digging. Also known as non-destructive digging (NDD) or hydro excavation, vacuum excavation combines high-pressure water or air with a powerful vacuum system to safely remove soil without damaging buried infrastructure.
Why Choose Vacuum Excavation?
Vacuum excavation is the go-to method when working near:
- Gas, water, and sewer lines
- Fibre-optic cables and electrical conduits
- Telecommunications and NBN infrastructure
- Sensitive archaeological or environmental areas
Whether you’re digging a trench in a tight suburban street or potholing for asset exposure on a high-risk industrial site, our process ensures a low-risk, clean, and compliant excavation every time.
Applications of Vacuum Excavation
- Utility potholing and asset identification
- Trenching for new pipe or cable installations
- Excavating around tree roots and vegetation zones
- Slot trenching in built-up areas
- Installing signage, poles, or footings near existing services
Our fleet includes:
- KingVac 11000 – For deep excavation and high-volume solid and liquid material handling
- Vacvator TMC76-245B – Ideal for fine, heavy powders in urban environments with tight access
- Vac Dig – Best for precision potholing in confined or high-risk environments
- Mudvac – Great for liquid and sludge excavation on infrastructure projects
- STG Combo – Dual-function for jetting and excavation, ideal for stormwater services
Our team consists of highly trained operators.
Real-World Example
We recently completed a vacuum excavation project for MGC Civil in Secret Harbour to safely expose underground assets prior to trenching. Our team utilised the KingVac 11000 to complete the works without damaging existing infrastructure and within the project’s tight timeline.