We specialize in underground construction such as water mains, sanitary sewers, storm drains, and conduit installations for fiber or power. Our work follows national engineering standards like the ASCE 38-22 Utility Engineering Standard for documenting and locating existing utilities accurately.

• Trenchless boring, open-cut excavation, and directional drilling
• New construction, rehabilitation, and line replacements
• Water, sewer, storm, and telecom infrastructure installations
• Municipal, commercial, and residential underground projects
• Utility locating and subsurface conflict prevention

Our crews comply with all excavation and trench safety regulations defined by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). Every project is planned with proper shoring, confined-space entry procedures, and compliance documentation to protect both workers and the public.

• Pre-site hazard assessments and excavation permits
• Protective systems (sloping, shielding, or shoring) per OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P
• Qualified “competent person” onsite at all times
• Coordination with state and county safety inspectors
• Daily safety meetings and trench inspections

We adhere to ASTM Underground Utility Standards and the ASCE 75-22 standard for utility as-built data collection and documentation. These ensure long-term durability, reliability, and interoperability for public infrastructure networks.

• Precision grade control and compaction verification testing
• GIS-based documentation for municipalities and engineers
• Material quality testing per ASTM C900 and ASTM D3034
• Inspection coordination with local utility authorities
• Comprehensive project close-out and record drawings

We utilize trenchless technology whenever possible to preserve roads, driveways, and landscaping. Our restoration work complies with Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) pavement restoration guidelines and local municipal permitting standards.

• Directional drilling and boring to reduce open-cut requirements
• Prompt asphalt, concrete, and soil restoration after completion
• Traffic control compliant with MUTCD safety standards
• Noise and dust mitigation for surrounding properties
• Detailed post-project cleanup and surface inspections

Our projects comply with federal and state environmental laws, including EPA NPDES stormwater regulations and erosion control best practices. We also coordinate with local transportation and environmental departments to meet soil stabilization and restoration standards.

• Implementation of EPA Construction General Permit (CGP) requirements
• Erosion and sediment control per local county guidelines
• Proper spoil storage and runoff prevention
• Utility permits filed with local DOT and public works agencies
• Environmental inspections documented for project records