In the weeks since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, disaster cleanup companies like VacVision Environmental have begun to work with local governments, municipalities and communities to undergo the arduous cleanup process. With tens of thousands of barrels of oil pouring into the water every day, the priority is protecting our shorelines and limiting the destruction as best we can. To help in this cleaning and restoration process, VacVision has a fleet of hydrovac trucks available, which can be used to remove thousands of gallons of oil from coastal beaches.
Our industrial trucks are equipped with vacuum-pressure tanks that can hold both wet and dry material, including crude oil, soiled sand, contaminated debris, and other small objects. We can also work with local officials to transport the oil to a designated recycling or sanitation site for processing. Clearly, the priority is preventing the oil spill from reaching our pristine coastal beaches in the first place, but having a reliable and efficient way to remove the oil before it seeps in too deep can be just as important.
Unlike other disaster cleanup companies, VacVision also offers a full range of other cleaning and repair services, including:
- CCTV pipeline inspection services
- Sewer repair
- Chemical grouting
- Landfill leachate management
- Storm and irrigation line cleaning
- And more
Based in Tampa, Florida, the professionals at VacVision understand the ramifications of this disaster and are prepared to travel anywhere along the coast to help. Call us today to learn more about what sets us apart from other disaster cleanup companies. As a full-service pipeline and sewer maintenance company, VacVision has the experience and infrastructure needed to help the ongoing cleanup efforts in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida.