Underground Utility Contractor in Largo, FL

Largo is a city in Pinellas County with an estimated 82,337 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 19 square miles of land.

Manufactured home and mobile home communities

Communities of manufactured homes often have their own private underground networks: a water distribution system with a meter at the entrance, sanitary sewer collecting from every home, storm drainage for the internal roads and conduit for power and lighting. The community owner maintains all of it, and repairs have to be made with residents living right next to the work.

Typical jobs in such communities include replacing a section of private water main, repairing service lines to individual homes, rebuilding sewer lines that have sagged or cracked, and cleaning or replacing storm structures. Each starts with the community's records, because private lines are usually not marked by the one-call process, and continues with exposing the lines around the work, often with hydro excavation.

Shutoffs are planned with notice to residents, roads are kept passable, and the work is restored as the owner requires.

We also work for single-family owners, businesses, developers and public owners in Largo.

Locate requests

Sunshine 811 receives locate requests in Florida under Chapter 556, Florida Statutes. Section 556.105 of the Florida Statutes requires at least two full business days of notice, not counting weekends or holidays, and a ticket stays valid for 30 calendar days.

Largo and nearby places

Belleair Bluffs, Belleair, Belleair Beach, Belleair Shore, Indian Rocks Beach and Seminole are close to Largo. We serve those communities just as we serve Largo.

Community owners can send a map of the private systems and mark the area of the problem; it makes the first conversation much more productive.

If the problem affects several homes at once, say which ones and when it started. If it is limited to one home, the plumber's findings and a photo of where the line enters the house are a good place to begin.