We offer a cleaner alternative compared to traditional digging protecting Native trees & Plants in the process. We utilize the ability to precision cut the ground altering the water pressure to ensure no damage is done to surrounding tree roots & Plants.

As major construction occurs across campus, there are several efforts ongoing to preserve our mature trees, including tree protection zones and hydrovac excavation. Sometimes, sidewalks and utilities under our large trees needs to be modified, requiring disturbance of the roots. Digging a large exploratory hole with steel tools damages the critical root zone by wounding trunks and roots as well as increasing soil compaction.

The precision of this method is key to creating precise cuts on roots. As result of the minimal disturbance, the roots can be cut cleanly. These precise cuts allow the root to be cleanly severed and initiate new roots at the cut point. This technique of root pruning is often used in nursery practices to maintained healthy root balls for transporting trees and shrubs.