Utility Locating

Southern California’s Ultra Engineering finds stability in construction business with air excavation and utility locating as the focus.

Smart device compatibility of RIDGID SR-24 improves locating accuracy and saves time.

Don’t waste time searching for those tricky buried utilities. Here’s how you can kick your locating into high gear.

With an entrepreneurial spirit, Kevin Reardon launched two new businesses to supplement California Boring as a multipronged approach to provide better service on all facets of the job

With five locations and a service area that spans 22 states, The Underground Detective relies on a wide array of locating equipment to help keep its customers safe. Learn how technicians coordinate with project owners and the various technologies — from ground penetrating radar to the latest electromagnetic locating tools — that are used in the first line of defense against marked and unmarked utilities.

The Underground Detective is called upon to use its ground-penetrating radar technology to locate just about anything, including lost graves

Don’t be daunted by high-tech utility locators. With a little know-how, this tool can be a contractor’s best friend.

The Underground Detective started as a side venture for a plumbing firm and now employs 20 people at five different locations across the country

Pegasus Utility Locating Services shows off its newest toy, a high-resolution GPR system for concrete inspection

Ground penetrating radar can be a powerful tool for utility locating companies.