Every day, more than two dozen hydroexcavation and dry- and wet-vacuum trucks emblazoned with Hurricane Hydrovac iconography fan out across southern Ontario to expose underground utility lines, pump out septic tanks, dig trenches, perform industrial cleaning and flush municipal sewer lines.
Offering this broad range of services is a chief reason why Hurricane Hydrovac — based in Essex, Ontario, about 15 miles southeast of downtown Detroit — has grown dramatically since its inception in 2015.“We do all kinds of vacuum work,” says Shawn O’Keefe, who co-owns the company with business partner Max De Angelis. “If you have a job that requires
