Private Utility Locating Experts

Private Utility Locating is the process of identifying and locating underground utility lines that may not be covered by standard public utility marking services. These can include private water lines, electrical lines, gas lines, communication cables, irrigation systems, and other underground infrastructure located within a property or project area.
Professional private utility locating services use specialized locating equipment and techniques to detect underground utilities and determine their approximate locations. Depending on site conditions, methods such as electromagnetic locating, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning, and utility mapping may be used to provide more complete information before excavation.
By identifying underground infrastructure before work begins, private utility locating helps contractors, property owners, excavators, and developers make informed decisions. Accurate utility information can help reduce the risk of utility strikes, property damage, costly repairs, project delays, and unsafe excavation conditions.



Private Utility Locating is necessary whenever excavation, drilling, grading, construction, landscaping, or other ground-disturbing work may affect underground infrastructure. It is especially important when private utilities are present on a property and may not be identified through standard public utility locating services.
Common situations include new construction, building additions, excavation, trenching, landscaping, irrigation installation, fence installation, parking lot work, road improvements, and utility upgrades. Before starting these projects, locating underground lines can provide valuable information about what is beneath the surface.
Using professional private utility locating services before excavation can help project teams work more safely and efficiently. Early identification of underground utilities can reduce the possibility of utility damage, unexpected interruptions, construction delays, and unnecessary excavation, helping projects stay on track.

To perform private utility locating, a qualified locating professional typically needs access to the project area and information about the planned excavation or construction work. Details such as site plans, excavation boundaries, known utility locations, and the type of work being performed can help determine the appropriate locating approach.
Depending on the project, specialized equipment such as electromagnetic utility locators, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), GPS equipment, and mapping technology may be used. Site conditions, utility types, depth, and accessibility can influence which utility locating methods are most appropriate for the project.
Before work begins, the project area should be clearly identified so the locating team can focus on the required locations. Professional private utility locating and utility marking can then provide visible field markings and useful mapping information to help contractors and property owners understand underground conditions before breaking ground.

Very professional and reliable service. The team located underground utilities accurately and explained everything clearly. They helped us avoid delays and made our project much safer.

Excellent experience from beginning to end. The utility locating and mapping work was thorough, accurate, and completed on schedule. I would definitely recommend their services.

Great team and excellent attention to detail. They provided accurate utility information and were very professional throughout the project. The service was efficient and dependable.


Start by completing the 'Get a Free Quote' form on our website to share your Private Utility Locating needs with us.

Next, we'll arrange a property visit at a time that works for you to provide an in-person estimate for your Private Utility Locating needs.

After you approve our estimate, we'll schedule a date to complete the job. Our team will work hard to exceed your expectations!

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