
Fleet & equipment
Vacuum Trucks & Specialised Equipment
VACIT currently owns a fleet of nine vacuum trucks ranging from 5,000 to 10,000 litres, alongside high-pressure water blasting, drain-cleaning and locating equipment for practical work across South East Queensland.
We choose the unit for the job rather than the biggest truck every time. Smaller units suit lower-volume work like drain cleaning and potholing, while larger units handle bigger material recovery or excavation jobs, with the right size selected against your site's access, material and volume.
That range gives you a practical, cost-effective choice for the job at hand, without paying for capacity you don't need. We use the fleet for vacuum excavation, potholing, drain cleaning, and liquid waste and material recovery, serving civil, construction, commercial and industrial customers across Brisbane, the Gold Coast and South East Queensland.
For urgent work, call 0439 761 096.
The current fleet
9 vacuum trucks, 5,000L to 10,000L
Here's the fleet by rego, make and capacity.
| Unit | Make | Debris tank |
|---|---|---|
| 528 SSP | Kenworth King Vac | 10,000L |
| XB 37HV | Isuzu Guzzler | 10,000L |
| 378 XFT | UD | 8,000L |
| XB 50KL | Isuzu | 7,000L |
| 120 WSJ | UD | 6,000L |
| XQ 83BS | UD | 5,000L |
| XQ 77BM | UD | 6,000L |
| XB 86MS | Mercedes / Cappellotto | 7,000L |
| 021TTF | Isuzu | 8,000L |
The VACIT fleet
Our fleet








Short Vacuum Excavation Units (5000L-7000L)
High-powered shorter units suit larger blasting and vacuuming jobs where manoeuvrability, suction and debris capacity all matter.
Super Suckers (10000L)
High-capacity units are designed for demanding vacuum excavation and loading work, including long hose runs and suitable wet or dry materials.
Drain Cleaners (8000L Plus)
Specialised drain cleaning and vacuum units clean large drains, pipes and culverts using high-flow water, different cutting heads and high-powered vacuum recovery.
CCTV Pipe and Drain Inspection Units
CCTV inspection capability supports suitable pipe inspections, including build-over stormwater and build-over sewer surveys.
Electronic Locating Unit
Electronic locating equipment, including ground penetrating radar support, helps crews investigate underground assets before excavation or construction work begins.
