Underground Utility Installation in Central Oregon

Before the first bucket hits dirt, we make sure everything’s lined up:

• We pull site plans, verify easements, and check the code—twice.
  
• Permits? Got ’em. Utility locates? Already marked.
  
• If it’s underground, it better be by the book. Depths, separations, materials—all approved and ready.
  

“Measure twice, dig once” isn’t just good carpentry. It’s how we avoid costly rework.

This is where the work shows:

• We cut clean trenches, lay down bedding, and set pipe or conduit with care.
  
• Whether it’s sewer, water, or electrical—we know the tolerances, we follow the specs.
  
• Testing and inspections happen as we go, not after. That’s how we keep projects moving.
  

We build it to last—because shortcuts get dug up later.

With approvals in hand, we lay it out:

• Our crews mark alignments and trench depths with precision.
  
• Equipment is staged, materials checked, safety barriers up.
  
• We keep inspectors in the loop—because surprises in this phase cost time and money.
  

Everything’s got a place. Everything’s got a reason.

Once it’s in the ground, we make sure it’s finished right:

• Trenches are backfilled, compacted, and tested.
  
• Surfaces are restored—gravel, pavement, or landscape.
  
• We submit the paperwork, turn over the as-builts, and walk the final with inspectors or the GC.
  

When we leave the site, it looks better than when we showed up.