Private utility location service

 Water lines can be made out of various types of material, not all of which are conductive. Traditional methods of utility locating are only able to pick up on conductive materials. This leaves PVC and other non-conductive materials beyond the scope of many utility locating services. Ground Penetrating Radar is capable of finding all types of material regardless of conductivity. This makes it an excellent choice for locating buried water lines 

 Natural gas is used for heating, hot water and cooking among other uses. Pipes carrying natural gas can range in size and material. Most piping used for natural gas lines is made of conductive material, making it more easily identifiable in a GPR scan. 

 Sewer lines are a key utility but are often overlooked by public and even private utility locating services. Lines can be made of a variety of materials, depending on their age and location. The majority of sewer piping material is non-conductive- materials such as HDPE, PVC and even CLAY are all commonly used. These can collapse, have tree roots, lateral taps, cross bores, or other damages.

 Sewer lines are a key utility but are often overlooked, by the public.  Lines can be made of a variety of materials, depending on their age and location. The majority of storm piping material is non-conductive- materials such as HDPE, PVC and even concrete are all commonly used. Lines can be decades old, meaning that accurate plans and as-builts are often missing or non-existent. 

 While the majority of electrical lines are found above ground in the United States, there is still a percentage of lines which have been buried below ground. These lines often run from a public box or meter on to private property. As a result they are out of the domain of public utility locating companies such as 811. Buried electrical lines may run alongside buried fiber and other cables, complicating the process of identifying them.