Private Utility Locating

Septic tanks do an important job underground. They handle waste quietly and out of sight, which is great until you find yourself needing to know exactly where that tank is. Maybe you’re planning a backyard project or dealing with plumbing trouble. Either way, if you can’t find your septic tank, things can get complicated fast. In Portland, this usually becomes even harder. With rain-heavy winters and older neighborhoods, locating a septic tank isn’t always simple. Shrubs, tre

If you live in Spokane and aren’t quite sure where your septic drain field is hiding, that’s more common than you might think. Many homeowners never see the original system installed and just assume it’s out there doing its job. But when it comes time to dig, add a fence, or work on landscaping, not knowing the exact location can lead to problems. A septic drain field is a key part of your home’s plumbing setup, and can be very costly to repair. It helps filter wastewater und

Locating a buried well head can be a real challenge, especially during January when the ground in Medford tends to be frozen or covered in leftover winter debris. Whether you're new to the property or just never took note of the well location, it's more common than you might think to have no idea where it is. And if you're starting a project in the yard or planning upgrades, it's not something you want to leave hidden. Having a clear idea of where your well head is located ca

A damaged water line can turn a routine excavation in Oregon, Washington, or Idaho into an emergency in minutes. One unexpected hit can stop production, flood a trench, and trigger urgent calls to repair crews while everyone waits for water service to be restored. For contractors, property owners, and facility managers in places like Portland, Seattle, Bend, and Boise, two problems show up immediately: unplanned repair costs and lost time. Both eat into profit and disrupt sch