Underground Utility Contractor in Delray Beach, FL

Delray Beach is a city in Palm Beach County with an estimated 70,140 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 16 square miles of land.

Restaurants and storefronts

Restaurants and shops on busy streets have particular underground needs. Their water services may be undersized for a new use; their sanitary lines carry heavy daily flows; their storm connections drain roofs and small lots; their electrical service may need upgrading in conduit. And whatever the work, the business usually wants to stay open, or close for as short a time as possible.

Planning work for a storefront covers:

• When the business can tolerate a water or sewer interruption, and for how long.
• How customers reach the entrance while the work is under way, and whether a sidewalk opening can be avoided by drilling beneath it.
• Where equipment can stand, given parking and delivery restrictions.
• Which other utilities run close by, and where they should be exposed with hydro excavation before any digging.
• How the sidewalk, pavers or pavement are restored, to the standard of their owner.

We also work for homeowners, condominium associations, developers and public owners in Delray Beach.

Locate requests

Sunshine 811 is Florida's one-call center under Chapter 556, Florida Statutes. The law (section 556.105) sets the notice at no less than two full business days, weekends and holidays excluded, and keeps a ticket valid for 30 calendar days. Sidewalk and street openings follow the right-of-way owner's conditions.

Delray Beach and nearby places

Gulf Stream, Golf, Highland Beach, Briny Breezes, Boynton Beach and Boca Raton are close to Delray Beach. We serve those communities as well.

A business owner can include opening hours, delivery times and the dates that would suit the work.

Everyone else can start with the address, a description of the problem or the new connection, and any drawings or photos.