You never know when you'll need emergency cleanup or water removal services, and when you contact Supreme Vac your call will always be answered.
“We offer true 24-hour emergency service,” says Braydon Jeske, owner/operator of Supreme Vac. “We’ll answer our phone no matter what – holidays, weekends, you name it.” Braydon, along with his father, Terry Jeske, and brother, Bryce Jeske, own the vacuum truck company and operate out of Edmonton, Alberta.
Supreme Vac began in 2005, when Terry bought a vacuum truck with the intention of working in the oil patch. At the time, Braydon and Bryce were only 16, so Terry hired operators for the truck. Due to some problems finding reliable operators, the truck ended up sitting unused. Terry is an accountant by trade and that was his focus at the time.
Three years later, Braydon and Bryce graduated high school and worked for a year in underground construction. They decided to give the family business another try. They purchased a steam unit – a multipurpose tool used for power washing, including industrial cleaning, heavy equipment and oil spill cleanups, and for steam flushing, including line and valve thawing, sewer and storm line jetting and drain cleaning. They began using the steam unit in combination with the vac truck on oil spills and cleanups.
