Underground Utility Contractor in Boynton Beach, FL

Boynton Beach is a city in Palm Beach County, with an estimated 83,095 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 16 square miles of land.

Subcontracting underground work

General contractors building or renovating a commercial property often need an underground subcontractor for part of the job: the water and fire services, the sanitary connection, the storm system, the conduit runs or the crossings beneath existing pavement. The underground scope tends to come early in the schedule and has to be inspected before anything is built on top of it.

A general contractor's request is easiest to review when it includes:

• the utility plan sheets and any details or specifications that apply;
• the scope the subcontractor is expected to cover, and what others will do;
• the schedule, including when the site will be ready and when the work must be complete;
• access, staging and any restrictions on the site;
• the inspections and tests the utilities will require.

From there, we work out the method: where directional drilling can replace a pavement cut, and where existing lines should be exposed with hydro excavation before trenching.

We also work for homeowners, businesses and public owners in Boynton Beach.

Sunshine 811 notice

Before any excavation in Florida, a locate request goes to Sunshine 811 under Chapter 556, Florida Statutes. 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 Boynton Beach

Ocean Ridge, Briny Breezes, Golf, Hypoluxo, Gulf Stream and Manalapan are among the communities near Boynton Beach. We work in each of them just as we do in Boynton Beach.

Homeowners can start with the address, a description of the problem and photos of the area. Include any drawings or earlier repair records as well.

If the Boynton Beach work is tied to a deadline, such as a paving schedule or an occupancy date, say so in the request.