Amphibious machines that clear overgrowth and debris from Boca Raton’s Intracoastal and stormwater canals, keeping both navigation and drainage open across Palm Beach County.
A Boca Raton canal usually does two jobs at once. It gives a waterfront home its route to the Intracoastal, and it carries stormwater off the neighborhood toward the C-51 canal and the Lake Worth Lagoon. When overgrowth and floating debris take over, both jobs stall: the boats are stuck and the drainage backs up.
These are tight, seawall-lined channels, often with muck on the bottom and no room on the bank for heavy machinery, which is exactly where standard clearing equipment gives up.
Truxor clears the channel from the water, cutting and lifting the growth and debris so a Boca canal reopens for navigation and drainage alike, with the seawalls left untouched.
Keep Intracoastal and stormwater canals clear of the growth and debris that block boats and stall drainage.
A navigable Intracoastal canal has different demands than an inland stormwater channel feeding the C-51. One needs its depth and access kept open for boats, the other needs its capacity kept open for runoff, and the muck and salinity vary across Palm Beach County.
We help you match the machine and attachments to the canals you clear and the duty they serve.
Whether you keep residential canals navigable or maintain stormwater channels, we help you clear more with less labor and fewer machines.
Boca canals stay in use while you clear them, so the machine has to fit tight channels, tread lightly on muck, and handle more than one job.
Work one edge of an Intracoastal canal so boats keep passing while the channel gets cleared.
Spread the machine's weight across the soft, mucky bottoms common in Boca canals where equipment sinks.
Clear navigable and stormwater canals alike, switching attachments instead of machines.
A machine that works salty, mucky Palm Beach County canals week after week needs a supplier that stays with it. We back Boca Raton contractors, municipalities, and marine maintenance crews for the life of the equipment.
Every purchase includes:
Watch the machine clear a Boca canal without closing it to boats, and judge the reach and the muck-friendly footprint for yourself.
If keeping Palm Beach County canals clear and open is your responsibility, tell us the waterways you cover and we will help you land on the right Truxor setup.
An amphibious machine, because Boca’s tight, seawall-lined, often mucky canals need equipment that floats in, clears vegetation and debris from the channel, and works without heavy machinery on the bank.
Yes. Working from one edge under its own power rather than spanning the channel, it can reopen a navigable Boca canal while boats keep moving through.
Yes. Its amphibious hull spreads weight across soft, mucky bottoms that would trap a tracked machine, so it can work canals other equipment cannot.
Marine and canal maintenance contractors, municipal crews, and the companies that keep residential, community, and stormwater canals clear across Palm Beach County.