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What's the Problem?
Locate Underground Utilities, Foreign Objects, Anomalies.
Remote Excavation, Trenching, and Boring.
Routine Sewer and Storm Pipe Inspection.
Flush Out Sewer Clog, Buildup.
Repair Entire Pipes With Manhole to Manhole Pipe Lining
Repair Pipe Infractions, Cracks, Corrosion.
Scan Concrete for Conduits, Rebar, Post Tension Cables, Voids.
Get a Core Hole or Sample
Quality Level A Data, Test Holes.
Get a Drawing with Updated Utility Info (Level A, B).
Find Water, Gas Leak or Fault in Cable.
Find Inflow or Infiltration in Manhole, Pipe.
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What are Private Underground Utilities?
Even in residential settings, public and private utilities can exist near each other. A general rule for all large facilities is any utility is designated as private up to the meter.
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