Fort St. John
Fort St. John yard and 24/7 tank and vac dispatch
9811 78th Street
Fort St. John, BC V1J 4J8
Hydrovac services in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson
Non-destructive excavation using pressurized water and vacuum technology to safely expose underground utilities.
Dispatch: (250) 785-5332 · Fort Nelson: (250) 774-5332
Hydrovac work we take on
- Daylighting
- Pipeline Work
- Material Removal
- Utility Exposure
- Frozen Ground Excavation
- Industrial Site Work
- Trenching
- Spill Cleanup
- Specialized Work
How it works
Three steps to a truck on site.
- Call or request a quote. Call dispatch at (250) 785-5332, any hour, or send a quote request.
- Tell us the job. The site, the work and when you need the truck.
- We schedule the truck. Troyer’s team will review your request and contact you to discuss availability, scheduling and project requirements.
Where we work
Our two yards are in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson. Depending on equipment requirements, project scope and scheduling, our fleet can also support work in Dawson Creek, Hudson's Hope, Chetwynd, Grande Prairie and surrounding areas.
Two yards in Northeast BC
Fort Nelson
Fort Nelson yard
4850 46th Avenue
Fort Nelson, BC V0C 1R0
FAQ
Questions about this service
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 →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 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 →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 →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.