Underground Utility Contractor in Bonita Springs, FL

Bonita Springs is a city in Lee County, with an estimated 57,112 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 38 square miles of land.

Gated communities and private networks

In gated and private communities, many of the underground lines inside the gates belong to the community rather than to a public utility: water distribution lines and hydrants, sewer collection lines and sometimes a lift station connection, storm pipes to retention ponds, and conduit for street lighting. The community's association or management company decides when and how they are repaired or replaced.

That shapes the request in a few ways:

• Ownership and approvals come first: which lines are private, which are public, and who must sign off on the work.
• Records are important, because private lines are often not marked by the one-call process; the community's drawings and maintenance staff fill the gap, and hydro excavation confirms lines where the work comes close.
• Residents need notice of shutoffs and of any road or sidewalk that will be blocked.
• Restoration of roads, landscaping and irrigation follows the community's own standards.

Inside individual homes' lots, the work is the familiar list of water services, sewer laterals, storm connections and conduit.

We work for associations, management companies, homeowners, businesses and public owners.

Sunshine 811 before digging

Chapter 556 of the Florida Statutes requires a locate request through Sunshine 811 before excavation. Florida law requires at least two full business days of notice before digging, weekends and holidays excluded, and a ticket lasts 30 calendar days (section 556.105).

Around Bonita Springs

Estero, Fort Myers Beach, Naples, Fort Myers, Sanibel and Cape Coral are among the places near Bonita Springs. We serve all of them as well.

Associations can include the community's utility map and the area affected; homeowners can send the address, a description and photos.

We reply with our questions and a proposed approach, then schedule the work.