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    Do you need to excavate for your construction project? Whether you’re developing a new building or adding a parking lot, driveway or other feature to an existing site, a wide variety of projects require excavation.

    When you excavate, there’s a risk of damaging utilities that are installed deep in the ground on your site. Utilities such as gas lines, electrical cables, telecommunications equipment and even storm drains are often installed beneath the ground.

    Connecting with one of these utilities while excavating can result in costly, difficult to repair damage. It also poses a significant fire or electrical risk to your team that can make your job site significantly less safe.

    If you’re planning to use vacuum excavation to dig a site, hire a vacuum excavation contractors to carry out a detailed survey for underground utilities, significantly reducing the risk of your team causing any accidental damage to underground gas, electricity or water utilities. See also potholing utilities.

    Our utility detection services for vacuum excavation

    Vacuum excavation is a safer, less damaging way to excavate your site, with a lower risk of utility damage than traditional excavation. Despite this, there’s still a risk of damaging utilities such as gas mains and electrical cables under the ground.

    We offer utility detection services and can locate utilities installed under the ground on your property. These utilities can be marked and worked around during digging, reducing the risk of utility damage and delays for your project.

    Our vacuum excavation team can detect a wide range of utilities, from storm drains to fiber-optic cable and other underground installations. We use modern technology to find traceable and detectable utilities installed at normal construction depths.

    Whether your project is big or small, we’re here to make sure the risk of damaging utilities is as low as possible. For a competitive cost, you can massively lower your risk of utility damage, costly repairs and frustrating excavation delays.

    Our utility detection equipment

    We use the highest quality utility detection equipment to locate traceable utilities at and below standard depths. Our team uses ground penetrating radar (GPR) to carry out a detailed survey of your construction site and its underground utilities.

    GPR allows us to detect traceable, detectable utilities beneath the surface of your site to a high degree of accuracy. We can then mark these utilities so that they are easy to avoid during the excavation and construction process.

    We also use electromagnetic detection equipment to locate utilities installed closer to the surface. From storm drains to traceable fiber-optic cables, we can detect all traceable and detectable utilities on your site to minimize the risk of damage.

    Utility detection for vacuum excavation jobsites

    We serve all Southern California counties from our location in Orange County. No matter where you’re located in Southern California, our team can travel to you to deliver the vacuum excavation services required for your project.

    The Southern California counties we work in include Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino, Riverside, Ventura, Santa Barbara, Kern, Imperial County and San Diego County.

    We’ve been in business since 2001 and have a great reputation as one of Southern California’s top utility detection companies. We’re focused on ensuring our clients face a minimal risk of utility damage on their work sites.

    Contact Us To Schedule a Service

    Do you need a utility detection company to locate underground utilities on your site safely and efficiently? We can determine the location of utilities using our accurate, industry-standard technology, allowing you to dig with total confidence.

    Contact us now to speak to a member of our team and learn more about our utility detection services.

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