HydroVac Limited Competitors

We provide a number of services to keep NZ streetscapes and public facilities clean, maintained and litter free. With over 280 full-time staff operating from five depots across the North Island – Auckland CBD, Westgate, Otahuhu, Hamilton and Wellington. We utilise the best equipment, ensuring it is fit for purpose and target innovative and sustainable solutions in both our operational fleet and the way we work. Our fleet of over 240 vehicles range from mopeds to 10,500l Vacuum trucks and our Electric and Hybrid technology is increasing.

Hydro Excavation, Vacuum Loading, Drainage CCTV & Pipe Cleaning Specialists

DrainVac NZ (DVNZ) is the New Zealand distributor of residential, commercial and industrial central/ducted vacuum systems manufactured by DrainVac International of Canada, world leading central vacuum manufacturers since 1981 and home of the patented Automatik self-flushing Wet & Dry vacuum system. This technology still remains the only system able to vacuum liquids, solids and dust, providing the ultimate freedom in cleaning. Other central vacuums still collect via a bag, which needs to be emptied or replaced. DrainVac Wet & Dry systems empties itself into the site’s drainage system and requires virtually no maintenance. DVNZ offers a wide range of units from residential through to commercial and industrial, ensuring that it meets every site’s needs of: • Significant air watts power • Reliability • Quietness • Indoor air quality (IAQ) benefits • Hygiene benefits • Safety benefits (OSH) • Highly demonstrable efficiencies Used globally, it is installed in varied commercial and industrial establishments: • Well known franchises including McDonald’s • Restaurants • Hospitals • Aged care facilities • Hotels • Factories • Car washes By lifting liquids and solids this helps to dry surfaces immediately without the need for aeration therefore shortening the drying process. This eliminates slippery floors, an OSH risk, and DrainVac clients have reported savings in labour costs of up to 70 percent from improvements in efficiency.