Underground Utility Contractor in Miramar, FL

Miramar is a city in Broward County, with an estimated 143,242 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 29 square miles of land.

A checklist for a quote request

The more of these you can answer, the more useful our first reply will be. None of them is required to start.

• The address of the work, or the nearest intersection for work in a street.
• The utility: water, sanitary sewer, storm, power conduit or something else.
• The work: a repair at one point, a replacement, a new connection or an extension.
• The owner of the line, if known: a public utility, an association, a business or a homeowner.
• What the route crosses: lawn, driveway, sidewalk, parking lot, road.
• Records: plans, as-built drawings, inspection video, a permit or a letter from the utility.
• Timing and access: when the work has to happen and any limits on access or shutoffs.

What happens next

We read the request, ask about anything that is missing and explain how we would approach the job: open trench, directional drilling, hydro excavation or a combination. Once we agree on the scope, we schedule the work.

We work for homeowners, associations, businesses, developers and public owners.

One-call notice

Sunshine 811 receives locate requests under Chapter 556, Florida Statutes, before any excavation so that buried facilities are marked. 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.

Communities near Miramar

Pembroke Pines, Miami Lakes, Southwest Ranches, Hialeah Gardens, Miami Gardens and Cooper City are close to Miramar. We work in those places just as we do in the city.

If you are writing for an association or a property manager, say which units or areas the line serves and whether residents will need notice of a water shutoff or a closed driveway. Those practical points shape the plan as much as the depth or length of the line.