Cam-Trac Inspection Services
  • Address:8801 – 95 Street Morinville AB T8R 1K6
  • Phone:(780) 460-5440
  • Toll-free Phone:1-877-460-5440
  • Email:info@camtrac.ca

Our History

Key milestones that have shaped Cam-Trac's growth, innovation, and service evolution over the years.

1981

Mark Maurier works under his father at Rene’s Vacuum as a labourer, gaining hands-on operational experience.


1984

Rene’s Vacuum completes early remote sewer flushing work via barge access in Fort Chipewyan, laying groundwork for remote field capability.

Single axle vacuum truck used for early field operations at Rene’s Vacuum

1989

Mark Maurier purchases his first single axle vacuum truck to support operations at Rene’s Vacuum.


1992

Cam-Trac is incorporated and Mark begins operating independently. A City of Edmonton ambulance is converted into a camera inspection unit, launching inspection services.

1993

A custom in-truck reporting system is developed with the help of U of A students, using Amiga video chip technology to generate digital field reports, replacing handwritten reports and typewriter-based transcription.

1994

Crawler camera systems are introduced, eliminating rope-pulled inspections and enabling fully motorized sewer inspections.



1995

Inspection recording shifts from VHS to CD-ROM, improving data storage and retrieval.

Mark Maurier answering the phone at Cam-Trac’s first formal office in Legal in 2001

2001

Cam-Trac establishes its first formal office and shop operations in Legal to support growing field work.

Untitled design (92)

2005

Push camera and line locating systems are introduced, expanding inspection capabilities.

2011

The fleet expands to include multiple combination and straight-flush sewer trucks.


Inspection crew and equipment flown into a remote site in Norman Wells, Northwest Territories

2012

Remote inspection jobs are completed in areas such as Norman Wells, NWT, which included flying inspection crews and equipment into site locations.

Cam-Trac Inspection Services shop and operations facility in Morinville

2015

A new shop and operational facility is constructed in Morinville to support expanded fleet and operations.

2021

The first software iteration of MARS™ is officially launched, providing centralized access to mapping, reports, and project data for clients.

2022

Hydrovac trucks are introduced into the fleet, expanding operational capabilities and service offerings.

2023

Services expand to include water infrastructure maintenance and repairs.