Underground Utility Contractor in Augusta-Richmond County, GA

Augusta-Richmond County is the largest place in Richmond County, with an estimated 201,737 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 302 square miles of land.

One government, many kinds of site

Where a city and its county share a government and a large territory, underground work ranges from dense older blocks to suburban subdivisions and open land. The public owner of the water, sewer and storm systems sets the rules for connecting to them everywhere in that territory, which makes it worth confirming early what applies to a given site.

Typical requests include:

• water services and sewer laterals repaired or replaced at homes;
• new services for commercial and industrial buildings, with fire lines where required;
• storm drainage for new or reworked parking areas and private roads;
• conduit for power to new buildings, signs and site lighting;
• extensions of mains to reach new lots, built to the public owner's standards;
• cleaning of pits, structures and drains with a vacuum truck.

Each job follows the same steps: a Georgia 811 locate, exposure of nearby lines with hydro excavation, a trench or a directional bore, installation or repair with inspection where required, and restoration of the surface to its owner's standard.

We work for homeowners, businesses, developers, industrial owners and public owners.

Georgia 811 notice

Georgia 811 receives locate requests under the Georgia Underground Facility Protection Act. Georgia law requires notice at least two and no more than eight business days before digging, counted from 7:00 a.m. on the next business day, and a ticket stays valid for 30 calendar days.

Communities nearby

Hephzibah, Blythe, Grovetown, Keysville and Harlem are among the Georgia communities near Augusta-Richmond County. We take on work in all of them too.

When you write, include the address, the kind of line, a short description of the work and any drawings or photos. We reply with questions and the approach we recommend.