Underground Utility Contractor in Dunwoody, GA

Dunwoody is a city in DeKalb County with an estimated 51,795 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 13 square miles of land.

Medical and office campuses

Medical offices, hospitals and office campuses cannot easily do without water, sewer or power, even for a short time. Underground work on their property, whether a new service for an addition, a replaced storm line under a parking deck entrance or new conduit for backup power, has to be planned around continuous operation.

The planning usually covers:

Outages

Which systems can be interrupted, when, for how long, and what temporary arrangements are needed.

Access

Which entrances, drop-off areas and parking must stay open, and where crossings should be drilled rather than trenched.

Records

The campus's own drawings, because private lines between buildings are not marked by the one-call process, confirmed by hydro excavation in the field.

Coordination

A single point of contact on the owner's side for shutoffs and changes.

We also handle water service, sewer lateral, storm and conduit work for residential owners, businesses and public owners in Dunwoody.

Notice before digging

Georgia 811 is the notification center under the Georgia Underground Facility Protection Act. The law sets the notice at no less than two and no more than eight business days, with the count starting at 7:00 a.m. on the next business day; a ticket is valid for 30 calendar days.

Dunwoody and nearby cities

Sandy Springs, Doraville, Chamblee, Peachtree Corners, Brookhaven and Norcross are near Dunwoody. We work in those cities as well.

For a campus, include the facility contact and the drawings for the area; for a home, the address, a description and photos.

Note any shutoff limits, access hours or traffic restrictions that apply at the Dunwoody site.

We reply with our questions and a proposed approach.

If the work is tied to a renovation or an addition, say which contractor is managing it.