Utility trenching
Open a controlled route for buried utility work.
Prepare trenches for water, electrical, communications, drainage, or other supported lines while accounting for access, current utility locates, spoils, depth requirements, and restoration.
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Trenching coordinated with the work around it
The line installer or applicable plan determines route and technical requirements. Excavation then prepares the path, manages spoil, keeps access in mind, and restores the disturbed area as the scope requires.
Before trenching begins
- Current utility locates can be coordinated
- Route, depth, access, crossings, and endpoints must be defined
- Soil or rock and safe spoil placement affect production
- Backfill, compaction, and surface restoration should be included in the scope
For drainage-line routes, see drainage excavation. For broader preparation, see site preparation.
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Tell us what you want the property to do when the excavation work is complete.
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