Explore our FAQ for expert answers on utility locating: safety, process, costs, and more for residential and commercial needs. Stay informed!
If utilities are found, avoid digging in marked areas and plan your excavation to prevent damaging these lines. Contact professionals for guidance if necessary.
Most types of pipes and cables can be detected, but non-metallic pipes and certain materials may be more challenging to locate.
Locating underground utilities typically takes a few hours to a day, depending on the site size and number of utilities present.
Costs vary based on location, scope, and complexity.
To request a utility locate on your property you need a private locating service. Give us a call and we can help you excavate safely.
The detection depth varies by technology but typically ranges up to several meters, sufficient for most residential and commercial utility lines.
Underground utility locating is highly accurate, but accuracy can vary based on soil conditions, type of utility, and the technology used.
Most underground utilities, including water, gas, electricity, and telecommunication lines, can be detected using modern locating technologies.
The process uses specialized equipment like ground-penetrating radar to detect underground utilities. Technicians mark these locations above ground for safe excavation.
Locating utilities before digging prevents damage to underground lines, avoiding costly repairs and safety hazards. It’s often legally required for public safety.
