Industrial Vacuum Power Wherever You Need It

Yes. Allied All-City works with municipal clients across Nassau and Suffolk Counties and can perform catch basin and storm drain cleaning under service contract arrangements. We have the equipment, certified operators, and county-level credentials required for municipal procurement. Our trucks can service large numbers of basins efficiently as part of a scheduled maintenance program, keeping municipal drainage infrastructure performing at capacity through seasonal changes. We also respond to emergency drain cleaning requests outside of regular contract schedules when municipalities need rapid response to flooding or blockage events.

Utility potholing, also called non-destructive hydro excavation or soft digging, is the practice of using high-pressure water to expose buried utilities before mechanical digging begins nearby. Rather than using a backhoe or excavator — which can strike and damage gas lines, electrical conduit, water mains, or communications cables — hydro excavation cuts through soil precisely and safely, exposing the utility without contact damage. On Long Island, utility potholing is increasingly specified or required by utility companies, municipalities, and contractors before any subsurface work begins in areas with dense utility corridors. Allied All-City performs potholing for utility contractors, public works projects, and private construction throughout Nassau and Suffolk.

Yes. Allied All-City is a licensed NYSDEC environmental contractor and has experience removing contaminated soils, liquids, and industrial waste materials from regulated sites on Long Island. This includes contaminated soil excavated during environmental remediation, liquid waste from sumps or tanks on sites with known contamination, and process waste from industrial operations subject to hazardous waste regulations. All regulated material is transported under proper waste manifests and disposed of at licensed receiving facilities. Chain-of-custody documentation is maintained and provided to the client. This capability makes Allied All-City a strong partner for environmental firms or property owners managing active remediation projects.

Yes. Allied All-City performs septic and cesspool pumping across Long Island using our vacuum truck fleet. Whether you have a residential cesspool that needs routine maintenance pumping or a commercial septic system requiring high-capacity extraction, our trucks have the volume capacity and operator experience to handle the job efficiently. Routine pumping extends the life of on-site waste systems and helps prevent the backups and failures that lead to costly repairs or health code violations. We serve both residential and commercial clients in Nassau and Suffolk Counties and can accommodate one-time service calls as well as scheduled maintenance arrangements.

The best way to determine the right equipment for your project is to call Allied All-City and describe what you need done. Our team has extensive experience matching equipment to job requirements across a wide range of applications — from routine municipal drain cleaning to complex industrial waste extraction and environmental remediation support. In many cases, a brief conversation about the site, access conditions, and the type of material being removed is enough to identify the right approach. If you're a contractor, municipality, or facility manager unsure about equipment specifications, we're happy to walk through the options with you before you commit to a scope of work.