Entries Tagged Utility Locating

Mike Arme, owner of Underground Solutions, has become a leader in air excavation technology in Southern California. The company’s service lines have...

Plastic main and service pipe is well accepted in the industry and has some advantages. But it also has a major disadvantage...

Mission critical work is defined as anything deemed vital to a business or project. That pretty much describes what AEI Subsurface does...

When Pat Aubin founded AEI Subsurface more than four decades ago, the company’s primary focus was site preparation for residential construction projects....

Jason Proctor, Ditch Witch's product manager for vacuum excavation, shares some tips on best practices for potholing.Learn more at www.ditchwitch.com.

Working big jobs at the Daytona International Speedway and along Daytona Beach had always been a dream for Jay Flositz, who knew...

A South Bend, Indiana, youth celebrating his birthday didn’t care about the balloons; he wanted something else brightly colored — utility line...

The Vermeer Verifier G3 utility locator from McLaughlin features a durable design with antennas mounted in rubber isolators for tough job site...

The job required locating shallow PVC gas lines, recalls Matt Crosby, environmental scientist and business development rep at Master Locators in Philadelphia....

When it comes to construction projects, knowing where — and where not — to dig is essential. Start excavating in the wrong...

A man conducting an underground utility locate fell 10 to 12 feet from a bridge in Malcolm, Nebraska, on June 7.The Lancaster...

Subsurface Instruments announced two updated models of their All Materials Locator (AML), which uses ultrahigh radio frequencies to pinpoint buried plastic, metal,...

Imagine sitting at your desk at work and realizing the phones aren’t working and your email is down. All because a utility...

So you’re on a job site and the local 811 service has already done its job of “locating” the belowground utilities. Now...