About Us
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When you're confronted with tough digging conditions—be it long distances, rugged terrain, frozen ground, or the presence of underground and overhead utilities—hydro excavation is the solution that ensures little to no issues. If you’re looking for a hydro excavation company with an impeccable track record and proven expertise, look no further than JEI Environmental. We are the #1 choice in Wisconsin for getting the job done right.
Tap into the safety of water with hydro excavation!
Hydro excavation is an innovative and highly effective method for digging and removing soil using pressurized water. This advanced technique is increasingly favored by companies due to its precision and safety benefits. By utilizing water to break up the soil, hydro excavation minimizes the risk of damaging underground utilities like gas lines, electrical cables, and water pipes, which are often inadvertently hit with traditional digging methods.
How it works
Excavation Using High Pressure Water
The process involves directing a high-pressure stream of water into the soil to create a slurry, which is then simultaneously vacuumed away into a debris tank. This approach not only enhances precision but also ensures a cleaner and more controlled excavation site. Safety is significantly improved as well, reducing the likelihood of accidents and project delays.
Hydroexcavation is the superior choice for safety, efficiency, and environmental care
Construction sites are hazardous with multiple contractors, heavy machinery, and equipment creating blind spots. To enhance safety, JEI Environmental uses two-person crews for hydro excavation, boosting efficiency by providing extra eyes and hands. This approach minimizes risks and improves communication and coordination. By prioritizing safety with two-person teams, JEI Environmental sets a benchmark for safer, more efficient construction operations.
Our operators are trained in:
OSHA: Completed 40 Hour Hazwoper Training
OSHA: Occupational Safety and Health Administration Standards
MSHA: Mine Safety and Health Administration Standards
HAZMAT: Hazardous Materials Handling
First Aid, CPR, and AED
Fall Protection
Document and Accident Investigations
Job Specific Safety Plans
OSHA Competent Person Training (Team Leaders)
Confined Space Entry and Rescue
