Pier (UK) Ltd

Vacuum Excavation Services
PIER (UK) was established in 2001 as a civil engineering and drainage business. In 2009, we started to provide vacuum excavation services to our customers and in 2012, after recognising the many safety benefits it held over more traditional excavation methods, we ceased providing civil engineering services to concentrate solely on vacuum excavation hire.
With continuous investment in our hire fleet, we became the market leaders in vacuum excavation in 2015 and have not looked back since.

We work across the civil engineering, construction, transport, and utility industries on both public and private projects. We support planned maintenance, improvement works, emergency repairs and other development projects. As the industry leaders in vacuum excavation, we listen carefully to your requirements to ensure we provide the best solution for your project.

Vacuum Excavation
With over 50 suction excavators in our fleet, we are available to hire on an operated or self-hire basis across the UK, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

What is Vacuum Excavation?
Vacuum excavation provides a safer, lower risk excavation alternative to more traditional excavation techniques. With our high suction powered trucks, we’re able to expertly excavate the ground with little risk of damage or personal injury.

Vacuum excavation is the smartest, safest, fastest, and most economical method of excavation. Its benefits include:

• reducing reinstatement costs
• eliminating the hazard of utility strikes
• minimising traffic disruption
• reducing the amount of manpower and equipment required.

Companies within construction, civil engineering, railways, highways, utilities, and telecommunication industries have all benefitted from our vacuum excavation hire. Our excavators can be used to repair or replace buried assets and whether you require one metre, or an entire road excavated, our team will deliver a safe excavation every time.

Vacuum excavation also provides a precise solution with complete control using either a remote-controlled power arm or manually controlled floppy arm. Once all the underground utilities have been located and marked clearly, the vacuum excavator makes light work of removing the ground for maintenance or repair works.

With reduced noise and disruption to the surrounding area, our excavators also limit the vibrations that could lead to damages on or around the site.

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