Potholing Service

 


In many cases, potholing service refers to the process of exposing buried infrastructure lines with hydrovac vacuum excavation. Potholing exposes utility lines safely and quickly by using water to remove the earth. It is typically done during construction projects or repairs, and allows for fast project progress. With potholing, the risk of accidentally hitting or damaging a hidden utility line is removed. Hydrovac excavation services are frequently used as potholing assistance, or daylighting. 

Location: Longmont, CO, USA

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