Easy Dig

Would you spend $25,000 on a tool to fix curb stops?

Maybe not.

But would you spend $25,000 on a tool that could change what curb stop repairs cost your city/municipality year after year?

That’s a different question.

The City of Saskatoon recently reported estimated annual savings of approximately $425,000 after changing its approach to curb stop repairs using smaller excavations and EasyDig.

Less excavation.
Less restoration.
Less equipment.
Less time spent on each repair.

Sometimes the cost of a tool matters a lot less than the cost of continuing to do the job the old way.

There's a reason every EasyDig rack has a toolbox.

Because apparently "we'll just keep all the parts together" isn't an actual storage system. 😂

Panels. Lid. Straps. Clevises.

One rack. One toolbox. One place for everything.

Sometimes good product design is just eliminating the little annoyances.

Pretty exciting to see EasyDig featured in Municipal Sewer & Water’s September cover story. 👀 ( Sewer & Water - https://zurl.co/eR4nH - Municipal sewer & water infrastructure news, equipment & tech)

The feature looks at how the City of Saskatoon is challenging “the way we’ve always done it” — including using EasyDig to rethink curb stop repairs.

Proud to be a small part of a much bigger story about innovation in Public Works.

Read the feature 👇
A New Way Forward — Municipal Sewer & Water⁠
https://zurl.co/Erh60

💲💲$425,000 in estimated annual savings.💲💲

The City of Saskatoon took a new approach to curb stop replacements — and the results are worth a look.
Smaller excavation. Less restoration. Less time on site.

We broke down the City’s reported results and EasyDig’s role in the process in our latest case study.
Read the full case study 👇

City of Saskatoon Curb Stop Case Study | EasyDig — EasyTech Infrastructure Group https://zurl.co/ntxYn

The sneak peek is over. 👀 Meet the newest evolution of EasyDig.

We’ve updated the EasyDig connection system with a new clevis-style design — and the biggest reason was simple: make EasyDig even easier to use in the field.

The new connection means:
🔸 Fewer pieces to keep track of
🔸 Simpler assembly in the field
🔸 Easier panel alignment and connection
🔸 A more rigid assembled cage

The original EasyDig connection system has served our customers well — and continues to... this isn't about fixing something that didn't work.
It's about continuing to refine EasyDig based on what we've learned from years of real-world use.
When you're working in an excavation, small improvements matter. Fewer pieces, easier assembly and a more rigid finished cage all add up to a better experience for the crew using it.
Same EasyDig concept. Just easier.

And yes — we will continue supporting our existing EasyDig customers and the original connection system.

Something new is coming at EasyDig. 👀

Here's a sneak peak. More details soon.
Longtime users let us know if you can spy the updates!

EasyDig can work out in the wild too...

We currently offer two diameters to perfectly match common utility applications:
• 4 ft diameter – Ideal for curb stops
• 5.5 ft diameter – Perfect for hydrants
This modular shoring system is built for hydrovac crews and small excavations — providing a safer, faster alternative to traditional methods.

POV from inside an EasyDig trench cage installation 👀
This is what it looks like when our modular system is fully assembled and in action on site — strong, secure, and allowing safe, efficient work deep below grade.