About us
The Air Vac Trax has proven its worth on projects big and small.
We know how daunting managing and overseeing your project can be, so we’re here to make our part of the process smooth and easy.
Air Vac Trax company director Fan Hanrahan has been serving as a construction contractor since 2015. He is a certified professional who can help you tackle everything from simple operations to complex project integrations.
Fueled by a commitment to excellence, Fan always endeavours to go the extra mile to really make sure our clients are completely satisfied with our work.
When it comes to excavation, you can’t afford to get it wrong. Whether you’re digging for underground services, working around tree roots, tunnelling under rail lines, or excavating a difficult-to-reach spot, using the wrong tools for the job can prove costly.
Using high pressure air instead of high pressure water in service locations has several advantages:
1. Reduced Risk of Damage: Air is less likely to cause damage to surfaces and equipment compared to water, which can lead to corrosion or other water-related issues.
2. Easier Cleanup: Air can evaporate quickly, leaving no residue or mess, whereas water can create puddles and require additional cleanup.
4. No Water Supply Needed: Using air eliminates the need for a water source, which can be particularly beneficial in remote locations or areas where water access is limited.
5. Lower Environmental Impact: In some cases, using air can minimize the environmental impact since it doesn't introduce water into the local ecosystem.
6. Safety: In environments where electrical equipment is present, using air can be safer than water, reducing the risk of electrical hazards.
Overall, the choice between high pressure air and high pressure water will depend on the specific application and context, but these advantages can make high pressure air a preferable option in many scenarios.
Working with Air Vac Trax is easy and efficient:
