What people ask Troyer Ventures, answered straight.
Short answers first, the full explanation on each page. If yours is not here, ask us or call (250) 785-5332.
Booking a truck
Is Troyer's dispatch available 24/7?
Yes. Troyer Ventures' tank and vac dispatch is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call dispatch at (250) 785-5332 at any hour for a vac truck or a tank truck.
Full answer →How do I get a quote from Troyer?
Fill in Troyer Ventures' Request a Quote form with your project location, the service you need, the date you need it and the job details. For urgent work, call dispatch, which is available around the clock at (250) 785-5332.
Full answer →Trucks and services
What is hydrovac excavation?
Hydrovac excavation is non-destructive excavation that uses pressurized water and vacuum technology to safely expose underground utilities. Troyer Ventures, an oil and gas service company in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, uses hydrovac for daylighting, utility exposure, pipeline work, trenching and frozen ground excavation.
Full answer →What hydrovac work does Troyer do?
Troyer Ventures' hydrovac work covers daylighting, pipeline work, material removal, utility exposure, frozen ground excavation, industrial site work, trenching, spill cleanup and specialized work. Troyer is located in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, and its fleet can also support work in Dawson Creek, Hudson's Hope, Chetwynd, Grande Prairie and surrounding areas.
Full answer →Can Troyer hydrovac in frozen ground?
Yes. Frozen ground excavation is one of the hydrovac services Troyer Ventures lists, along with utility exposure, trenching and industrial site work. Troyer is located in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, and its fleet can also support work in Dawson Creek, Hudson's Hope, Chetwynd, Grande Prairie and surrounding areas.
Full answer →What does a vac truck remove?
Troyer Ventures' vac trucks remove and transport wastewater, sludge, mud and other approved liquid materials. The work includes septic tank pumping, grease trap cleaning, tank and pit cleaning, construction site dewatering, drilling mud and slurry removal, and spill cleanup.
Full answer →Does Troyer handle spill cleanup?
Yes. Spill cleanup is on both Troyer Ventures' hydrovac and vac truck work lists. Tank and vac dispatch is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at (250) 785-5332.
Full answer →What fluids do Troyer's tank trucks haul?
Troyer Ventures' tank trucks haul water, oil, condensate, NGL, LPG, fuel and other approved fluids. Troyer is located in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, and its tank and vac dispatch is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Full answer →What do pressure trucks do?
Pressure trucks provide high-pressure pumping and testing services for pipelines, wells, tanks and industrial equipment. Troyer Ventures, an oil and gas service company in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, offers pressure truck services along with hydrovac, vac, tank and combo trucks.
Full answer →What is a combo truck used for?
A combo truck carries vacuum and pressure-washing equipment for cleaning tanks, lines, pits and industrial sites. Troyer Ventures, an oil and gas service company in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, BC, runs combo trucks along with hydrovac, vac, tank and pressure trucks.
Full answer →Does Troyer sell and deliver fuel?
Yes. Troyer Ventures offers dependable fuel supply and delivery for equipment, worksites, farms and commercial operations. Troyer's tank trucks also haul fuel, along with water, oil, condensate, NGL, LPG and other approved fluids.
Full answer →Rail terminals and storage
Does Troyer have rail terminals?
Yes. Troyer Ventures has rail terminal facilities in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, British Columbia. Troyer offers transloading services for crude and refined products including NGL, plus fluid handling, cleanup and support services for rail yard operations.
Full answer →Can Troyer store fluid?
Yes. Troyer Ventures runs tank farms that give oilfield, industrial and commercial operations secure fluid storage. Troyer also has rail terminal facilities in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, and it continues to expand its services in fluid storage, distribution and inventory management.
Full answer →Where we work
Where are Troyer's yards?
Troyer Ventures has two yards, one in Fort St. John and one in Fort Nelson, British Columbia. The Fort St. John yard is at 9811 78th Street, Fort St John, BC V1J 4J8, and dispatch is (250) 785-5332. The Fort Nelson yard is at 4850 46th Avenue, Fort Nelson, BC V0C 1R0, phone (250) 774-5332.
Full answer →Does Troyer work outside Fort St. John and Fort Nelson?
Yes. Troyer Ventures has two branches, in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, providing services throughout British Columbia and Alberta. From those yards, the fleet can also support work in Dawson Creek, Hudson's Hope, Chetwynd, Grande Prairie and surrounding areas.
Full answer →About Troyer
Who is Troyer Ventures?
Troyer Ventures is a locally owned and operated oil and gas service company in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson, British Columbia. It runs hydrovac, vac, tank, pressure and combo trucks, with rail terminal facilities in both towns. Tank and vac dispatch is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week at (250) 785-5332.
Full answer →Is Troyer hiring?
Troyer Ventures invites job seekers to apply on Indeed or email Careers@Troyer.ca. In the company's own words, your next great career might be just below the surface!
Full answer →Got a Dirty Job? We Dig It.
Tell us what needs digging, clearing or cleaning. No pressure, no dirt...okay, probably some dirt.
Tank and vac dispatch is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.