Controlled excavation that removes soil and debris without the disruption of traditional digging.
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Precision excavation support for utility pole installation, trenching, and related infrastructure work.
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Safe exposure of buried utilities to verify location, depth, and condition before construction begins.
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Pressurized water and vacuum technology used to excavate accurately around sensitive underground infrastructure.
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Flotech combines technical expertise, specialized equipment, and statewide operational capacity to deliver reliable support for critical wastewater and stormwater infrastructure.
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Flotech delivers specialized wastewater, stormwater, and underground infrastructure services for public agencies, contractors, and asset owners across Florida.
Keeping public wastewater and stormwater systems compliant, clean, and ready for inspection before problems become headlines.
Field-ready support that keeps your crew on schedule and your project scope from expanding at the worst possible moment
Handling the underground work that falls outside your core scope, so nothing slows the rest of the project down.
A single subcontractor for cleaning, inspection, excavation, and rehab so you’re not chasing multiple vendors on one job.
Infrastructure services scheduled around your operations, not the other way around.
Protecting the systems underneath the road before they become the reason the road fails.
Field data, condition documentation, and CCTV inspection reports you can trust when it’s time to design or spec a rehab.
Maintaining drainage and process infrastructure that can’t afford unplanned downtime or deferred cleaning.
Flotech combines practical field experience, specialized equipment, and responsive project support to help clients solve urgent problems and make better long-term infrastructure decisions.
Experienced crews and proven methods for complex wastewater, stormwater, and underground infrastructure challenges.
Clear updates, fast coordination, and dependable support from the first call through project completion.
Accurate inspection data, reports, and field insight that help teams understand conditions and plan next steps.
The people, equipment, and operational reach to support projects across Florida.
See why municipalities, contractors, and infrastructure teams across Florida trust Flotech for responsive service, technical expertise, and dependable project execution.
Vacuum and hydro excavation removes soil with pressurized water or air and a vacuum truck, which exposes buried utilities without the strike risk of mechanical digging. Municipalities, utilities, contractors and engineering firms use it for potholing, trenching and pole setting. Flotech Environmental provides vacuum and hydro excavation services across Florida from offices in Miami Springs, Brandon, Orlando and Hollywood.
Here are some of the most common questions about our services, response times, and how we support infrastructure projects across Florida.
Flotech groups four services under this heading: vacuum excavation for controlled soil and debris removal, hydro digging with pressurized water around sensitive infrastructure, daylighting and utility potholing to verify buried lines before construction, and utility pole setting and trenching support. Each uses a vacuum truck in place of a backhoe or auger.
Specify it wherever buried utilities are present or their location is uncertain, such as congested rights of way, utility crossings and work beside existing water, sewer, gas, electric or fiber lines. Soft digging exposes the line without cutting into it, which lowers the chance of a strike and the outage that follows.
Vacuum excavation is the general term for loosening soil and removing it by suction. Hydro excavation is the version that loosens soil with pressurized water. Air can be used in its place when dry spoil is preferred. The right choice depends on soil type and how the spoil will be handled.
Soil and water are drawn into the debris tank on the vacuum truck, so spoil is not piled beside the hole. The material is then hauled away for disposal or, where conditions allow, used as backfill.
Yes. Flotech offers utility pole setting and trenching as a service within its excavation group, providing excavation support for pole installation, trenching and related work. Using vacuum equipment for these holes limits damage to nearby buried lines.
Flotech responds to flooding, sewer backups, dewatering needs, and other time-sensitive infrastructure issues across Florida.
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