Debris Removal & Spoils Haul-Off
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Debris Removal & Spoils Haul-Off

12 yd³ debris tanks and high-flow vacuum slurry haul-off.

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What It Is

Excavated soil, drilling mud, and slurry have to go somewhere — and leaving them on your site isn't an option. ABI Hydrovac's trucks carry 12-cubic-yard debris tanks and 1,200-gallon fresh water systems, so a single truck can excavate, collect, and haul off in one trip — no separate vacuum truck or disposal run required.

Based in Carroll near Columbus, ABI Hydrovac serves contractors and utilities throughout Central Ohio. Powered by American Boring, our team brings 30+ years of underground construction experience to each project.

The high-flow vacuum (up to 6,400 CFM) pulls wet spoils and slurry directly from the cut into the sealed debris tank, keeping the work area clean and eliminating double-handling. That matters most on HDD mud management, utility trench spoils, and catch-basin clean-outs where wet material rules out other equipment.

We handle full clean-up, EPA-compliant disposal of non-hazardous spoils and drilling mud, and final site restoration — so you're left with a ready-to-work jobsite, not a spoil pile.

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Key Benefits

Why contractors choose hydrovac for this application.

Single-Trip Efficiency

12 yd³ debris capacity and 1,200 gal onboard water per truck.

High-Flow Vacuum

Up to 6,400 CFM moves wet spoils and slurry fast.

Compliant Disposal

EPA-compliant disposal of non-hazardous spoils and mud.

Full Restoration

Site cleaned and left ready to work on departure.

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The Process

How we deliver this service from call to clean site.

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Mobilize

A truck arrives with full debris and water capacity on board.

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Vacuum & Load

Spoils, mud, and slurry are pulled into the sealed debris tank.

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Haul & Dispose

Material is hauled off and disposed of in compliance with EPA rules.

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Restore

The work area is cleaned and restored — broom-ready on departure.

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Common Questions

What materials can you haul off?

Excavated soil, slurry, drilling mud, and wet spoils — non-hazardous material only.

Can you collect spoils from another crew's excavation?

Yes — vacuum and haul-off can support your own equipment's output.

How does disposal work?

We handle EPA-compliant disposal of non-hazardous material and document the haul.

Ready for debris removal & spoils haul-off?

Call dispatch or request a quote — we answer 24/7.