Badger traces its success to two main factors: equipment and experience.
Each Badger unit is
manufactured in-house and then put into the field with trained operators. Unlike traditional trailer-pulled
backhoe units, Badger’s excavators are powerful and efficient machines designed specifically for
excavating large volumes in minimal time. Saving time for a contractor means saving money – and Badger delivers.
Learn more about Badger's excavation services:
Badgers provide a cost-effective and safe excavating solution around energized lines. In hard-to-reach locations, Badger can dig by remote access up to 122m (400’) away. Their precise excavations preserve landscaped property, minimize ground disturbance and greatly reduce backfill and restoration costs. Applications can include power pole holes, trenching and test holes.
Hydrovac excavators are typically used for exposing crossings (daylighting) and slot trenching, primarily for contractors who do construction and maintenance work. Badger excels anywhere performance is crucial, and specializes in extreme situations where typical vacuum excavation equipment has limited success. This includes deep holes over 9.1m (30’), high volumes (thirty plus daylights per day), and slot trenching as narrow as 7.6cm (3”) wide and up to 91m (300’) per day. Other unique applications include utility pole holes, excavations inside buildings, debris removal, and the sinking of shoring cages over buried facilities up to 8.5m (28’) deep.
Extreme winter conditions pose little challenge for Badger as our units carry onboard heaters
capable of heating the water to allow excavating in frozen earth to any depth of ground frost, thus
eliminating the need for ground thawing.
We promise our customers the absolute highest productivity provided by experienced and
professional crews. If we can’t increase our customer’s productivity, save time, improve safety
and ultimately save them money, then we shouldn’t be there. Badger consistently proves their
effectiveness for non-destructive excavating in the most difficult congested grounds and
challenging conditions. The company is currently involved on dozens of ongoing projects across
Canada and the United States including DOT work, fiber optic installations, refinery maintenance, and pipeline
facility work.
Many companies find that subcontracting their vacuum excavation is a cost-effective solution that
eliminates risk and increases productivity. They don’t want to buy a vacuum excavator, maintain it, train employees to run it, mobilize it and then find it can’t perform on the
jobsite. They’d rather pick up the phone and have a Badger unit show up anywhere in the
United States and Canada.
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