The jet-and-vacuum machine that keeps municipal sewer lines flowing — how it works, what to look at, and what it costs to own.
One truck-mounted machine that combines high-pressure water jetting with high-flow vacuum — clearing blockages, cleaning pipe walls and collecting debris in a single pass.
A triplex plunger pump drives water at 50–120 gpm and pressures up to 3,000 psi through a nozzle at the pipe end. Forward jets cut the blockage; rear jets pull the hose deeper and scrub the pipe wall.
A PD blower (16–27 in. Hg) pulls sludge, sand, roots and debris through the suction hose into the debris tank — capacities from 6 to 12 cubic yards.
Fresh water tank capacity determines how long you can jet before refill — the single biggest driver of daily productivity.
Larger debris tanks mean fewer dump trips. High-dump options raise the tank 75 inches above ground to dump into roll-offs without leaving the site.
Front-mounted reels (P Series) suit conventional street work; rear-mounted reels (R Series) keep the operator away from the engine for manhole-focused work.
Modern units control jetting, vacuum, boom and reel from a ground-level panel — no climbing on the tank.
A dedicated jetter plus a dedicated vac truck means two operators, two engines and two trips to the same line. A combination machine finishes the line in one setup.
Crews spend less time on open manholes — a safety and productivity win on busy streets.
Modern combo designs drive jetting and vacuum from a single engine — the core of Vacall's "Green That Works" advantages.
Municipal fleets cut owning-and-operating costs by consolidating two machines into one spec.
A single service schedule beats two overlapping ones — our repair division plans PM programs around exactly this.
Introduced on AllJetVac machines in 2016: a five-step filtering system that recycles water vacuumed from the sewer line back into jetting.
Vacuumed slurry enters the debris body; solids settle out first.
Progressive screens and a weir strip floating solids and fine material.
Water passes through the final filter stage, ready for reuse.
Filtered water feeds the jetting pump — one machine now does the work of three without recycling.
Eliminating refill trips cuts water consumption dramatically and keeps the crew jetting instead of driving.
A Recycler-equipped AllJetVac can do the work of three conventional jet-vacs — the math that sells the option.
As an authorized Vacall dealer we stock and quote both configurations. The difference is where the hose reel and boom live.
Conventional front-mounted hose reel and boom — efficient for street-level line cleaning where the operator works beside the truck.
Rear-mounted reel and boom introduced in 2011 for operators who prefer to work away from the machine's engine — quieter, cooler, safer.
CAN-bus intelligent control with automatic water pressure compensation — standard on every AllJetVac, an option elsewhere.
Since 2010, specific debris bodies and water tanks carry lifetime warranties on AllJetVac models.
Tell us your pipe sizes, crew habits and garage constraints — we spec the right reel for you.
We evaluate trade-ins against new AllJetVac configurations.
What our sales division checks with every municipality and contractor before quoting a combination machine.
Match tank size to line lengths and pump flow (gpm) to pipe diameter. Under-pumping leaves grease; over-spec wastes money.
Size the debris body to your routes; high-dump saves roll-off fees.
Manhole spacing drives boom reach; hose ID drives vacuum efficiency.
16–27 in. Hg covers municipal work; insist on ground-level smart controls.
If you jet long lines far from hydrants — stop reading and order the Recycler.
Who answers the phone at 6 a.m. when the blower fails? That is us — sales and the same-company repair division.
Honest numbers our customers plan around.
Combination machines are quoted by configuration — pump package, tank sizes, reel type, options. We quote per fleet need, never "one price fits all."
Green That Works single-engine designs cut fuel versus two-engine competitors.
Daily water pump checks, blower oil analysis, boom greasing — our repair division runs these programs.
A down combo truck can idle a crew. Lifetime warranties on critical components + same-company repair = your hedge.
Wear parts for the lines we sell — pumps, nozzles, filters, seals.
We train crews on the units we deliver.
Our customer base for these machines.
The core user — scheduled line cleaning, emergency blockage response, pre-rehab inspection prep.
Line cleaning contracts for municipalities, pre-camera cleaning before CIPP work.
Process and storm line maintenance at facilities with their own collection systems.
Vacuum Truck Rentals converted an entire 300-unit fleet to Vacall — the strongest field validation there is.
Our authorized Vacall territory — demos and spec help available now.
Ask about coverage for your county.
We are a dealer, not the factory — and we honor the people who design these machines.
The brand has served the industry for seven decades — we represent it accurately and with respect, and we point customers to vacall.com for the manufacturer's own words.
The plant that builds every unit — ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing since the Alamo Group acquisition in 2006.
Authorized dealer for CT/MA/RI. We never overstate the relationship — and we service every brand with the same respect.
All product imagery on our site comes from manufacturer-published materials, used respectfully for dealer representation.
Equipment that works — sold by people who repair it, supported by people who answer the phone.