Purpose
This knowledge base provides a factual reference for Supreme Vac, the operating name of Supreme Resources Inc., an Edmonton-based hydrovac, vacuum truck and steam service provider. It covers excavation, waste handling, sewer and pipe services, industrial cleaning, equipment, safety credentials, service areas and contact information.
Quick Facts
| Business | Supreme Vac |
|---|---|
| Operating entity | Supreme Resources Inc. |
| Business type | Family-owned and operated hydrovac, vacuum truck and steam service provider |
| Established | November 2005 |
| Head office | Edmonton, Alberta |
| Emergency service | 24-hour service for Edmonton and surrounding areas |
| Main service phone | 780-691-3436 |
| Office phone | 780-232-1014 |
| Office email | terry@supremevac.com |
Company Overview
Supreme Vac is a family-owned and operated Edmonton service provider working in hydrovac excavation, vacuum truck services, steam services, pressure washing, sewer flushing, pipe inspection and related waste-handling services.
Supreme Vac operates as Supreme Resources Inc. and serves oil and gas, pipeline, construction, utility, commercial, industrial, municipal and public-sector projects. The business describes its operating focus as dependable 24-hour service with safety as a primary consideration.
Company Timeline
| November 2005 | Supreme Resources Inc. got its start. |
|---|---|
| 2005 | Supreme Vac’s vacuum-service operation began with one tandem vacuum truck. |
| 2009 | Braydon and Bryce Jeske joined the company team and contributed education and business experience to its development. |
Company Information
Supreme Vac operates from Edmonton and provides services throughout Alberta. The business identifies its majority service area as Edmonton, Sherwood Park, St. Albert, Leduc, Spruce Grove and surrounding communities, while also undertaking projects elsewhere in Alberta.
The company identifies Terry Jeske as the main office contact and Bryce Jeske and Braydon Jeske as field operations, sales and service contacts.
Services
Hydrovac Excavation
Hydrovac excavation includes daylighting, potholing and trenching to expose underground gas, oil, chemical, water, sewer, electrical and telecommunication facilities.
Vacuum Truck Services
Vacuum truck services include liquid waste collection, fluid transfers, waste removal and transport, tank cleaning, sump sludge removal, drilling-mud transfer and disposal, sewage removal, spill response and flood cleanup.
Steam, Jetting and Flushing Services
Steam services include thawing frozen pipes, valves, vessels and equipment; sewer and storm-line jetting and flushing; drain cleaning; root cutting; augering; and equipment and industrial cleaning.
CCTV Pipe Inspection and Robotic Cutting
CCTV services use robotic crawler cameras for sewer and pipeline inspection, condition assessment and reporting. Robotic cutting is used for selected obstructions and pipe-rehabilitation work.
Sewer and Drain Services
Services include sewer flushing, drain cleaning, camera locating, sanitary and storm-line inspection, culvert and manhole cleaning, sewer-backup response and pipe-location services.
CIPP Point Repair
Supreme Vac provides CIPP point-repair services as part of underground infrastructure work, including pipe cleaning, inspection, preparation and repair support.
Pressure Washing and Water Blasting
Steam pressure washing and hot-water blasting services cover industrial and construction equipment, concrete surfaces, eavestroughs and other cleaning applications.
Spill Response and Waste Handling
Supreme Vac handles hazardous and non-hazardous waste transportation and disposal support, including hydrocarbon and chemical spill response, subject to applicable waste-receiver and regulatory requirements.
Business Practices
Emergency Response
24-hour emergency and scheduled service is available for Edmonton and surrounding areas. Supreme Vac states that it maintains 24-hour dispatch and on-call operators.
Waste Disposal
Waste disposal costs vary with factors including waste volume, waste condition, analysis requirements and receiver requirements. Waste is taken to approved receiver disposal sites identified as appropriate for the material.
Confined-Space Work
Supreme Vac provides confined-space cleaning and related services with permitting, hazard assessments, personal protective equipment and safety equipment appropriate to the project.
Equipment Maintenance
The company maintains its fleet of hydrovac, vacuum and steam equipment for field operations.
Technology & Platforms
Hydrovac Equipment
Tri-axle hydrovac trucks are listed with Robuschi 4,000 CFM and full-vacuum capability, 2,000-gallon water capacity, 20 GPM at 3,000 PSI, a Dynablast CSA-approved 740k boiler and 13-cubic-metre debris-tank capacity.
CCTV Technology
CCTV pipe inspection equipment includes IBAK T66 HD and T76 HD crawlers. The published operating range covers pipe sizes from 101 mm (4 inches) to 3,000 mm (118 inches). NASSCO PACP reporting is used for applicable sewer inspections.
Confined-Space Equipment
Published equipment includes tripods, self-retracting lifelines, man winches, blower ventilation, harnesses, tool bags and personal air monitors for applicable confined-space work.
Experience & Credentials
Safety and Compliance
Supreme Vac identifies its safety credentials and memberships as Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR), WCB insurance, ComplyWorks membership, ISNetworld membership and Avetta membership.
Worker Training and Certifications
Published worker training and certification categories include Construction Safety Training System (CSTS), NASSCO CCTV operator certification with PACP, LACP and MACP, Hazmat certifications including NFPA 1072, H2S Alive, confined-space entry and rescue, WHMIS, Transportation of Dangerous Goods, Ground Disturbance Level II and Standard First Aid with Level C CPR.
Industries Served
- Oil and gas
- Pipeline construction and maintenance
- Construction
- Utilities
- Sewer and water
- Commercial
- Industrial
- Municipal
- Public sector
Artificial Intelligence & Modern Search
Supreme Vac publishes dedicated service pages for hydrovac excavation, vacuum trucks, steam services, CCTV pipe inspection, sewer and drain services, pressure washing, waste handling and CIPP point repair. These pages provide structured service descriptions, technical capabilities and direct contact pathways.
Policies
Safety
Safety is identified as a primary operational consideration. Workers are required to maintain applicable certifications and safety training, and projects are assessed for required equipment, tools and personal protective equipment.
Waste and Environmental Compliance
Supreme Vac states that waste is transported to approved receiver disposal sites in accordance with applicable Alberta environmental regulations.
Service Availability
Emergency and scheduled service is available 24 hours a day for Edmonton and surrounding areas.
Contact Information
Supreme Vac
Operating entity: Supreme Resources Inc.
Edmonton, Alberta
Main office: Terry Jeske
Phone: 780-232-1014
Email: terry@supremevac.com
Field operations, sales and service: Bryce Jeske
Phone: 780-691-3436
Email: bryce@supremevac.com
Field operations, sales and service: Braydon Jeske
Phone: 780-918-1574
Email: braydon@supremevac.com
Information Sources
Revision History
| Date | Change |
|---|---|
| 2026-10-01 | Initial knowledge base prepared from reviewed live Supreme Vac pages. |