We’re heading to No-Dig Live 2026! 👋
From 29 September to 1 October, the Mammoth MTS team will be at NAEC Stoneleigh Park, showcasing a selection of our specialist equipment, including our suction excavators, the KOBUS Pipe Puller, Nanodrill and, the VC70 Vacuum Crawler.
Come along to see the equipment up close, meet the team and chat with our team about the right solutions for your upcoming projects.
📍 Indoor stands 43 & 45
📍 Outdoor stand H4
📅 29 September–1 October 2026
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Does the route of your installation run straight underneath a driveway, footpath or landscaped area?
Excavating directly across the surface can create unnecessary disruption, additional reinstatement work and a much larger job than originally planned or needed.
A Mole provides a trenchless way to create an underground bore for installing pipes and services, helping work continue beneath the surface with fewer open excavations.
It’s a simple idea that can make a significant difference on the right project.
If you’re considering whether moling could work for a particular site, get in touch with us today and we can help you look at the options.
📞 01353 664888
📧 info@mammoth-mts.co.uk
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A truck doesn’t need to show signs of a problem for something to be wrong.
Suction excavators work in demanding environments, where dust, debris and long operating hours can gradually take their toll.
Regular servicing gives our engineers the opportunity to inspect key components, check wear items, replace fluids and filters where required, and promptly identify developing issues before they cause any issues.
By keeping to a regular service schedule, you can help:
Maintain reliable performance
Reduce the risk of unexpected downtime
Identify wear before it causes further damage
Support the safe operation of the equipment
Extend the working life of the machine
James, one of our engineers was out servicing one of our customers trucks on site, helping keep it maintained, dependable and ready for the work ahead.
If you’re unsure when your truck is next due a service, it’s worth checking its service records now rather than waiting for a warning sign.
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