Underground Utility Contractor in Orland Park, IL

Orland Park is incorporated as a village and lies almost entirely in Cook County, with a sliver in a neighboring county. It has an estimated 58,020 residents (2024 Census estimate) and about 22 square miles of land.

Stormwater, lots and services

Storm sewer deserves its own mention, because it is easy to forget until it fails. Parking lots, private roads and the rear yards of subdivisions all drain through inlets and pipe that someone owns and someone has to maintain. When an inlet collapses, a pipe separates or a structure fills with sediment, water finds another way, usually across pavement or into a basement.

Repairing a storm line starts like any other job: find it, expose it and see what has gone wrong. Hydro excavation is useful around inlets because other utilities often run close by. Cleaning sediment from structures can be a job for a vacuum truck. Replacing a run under a lot may be a trench and patch or, for a crossing beneath a drive aisle that must stay open, a drilled bore.

Water services, sewer laterals and power conduit follow the same pattern of locating, exposing, repairing or installing, and restoring. We work for homeowners, associations, businesses, developers and public owners.

Locating before digging

Illinois requires a locate request through JULIE before excavation. Private storm systems, irrigation and site lighting are usually not marked by that process, so drawings or the knowledge of whoever maintains the property are valuable. The exact address also helps confirm which jurisdiction's permits apply on a county line.

Around Orland Park

The communities around Orland Park include Palos Heights, Orland Hills, Tinley Park, Homer Glen, Oak Forest and Palos Park. We serve any of them the same way: describe the location and the work, attach what you have, and we will explain how we would approach the job.