Underground Utility Contractor in Palm Coast, FL

Palm Coast is the largest city in Flagler County, with an estimated 106,729 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 96 square miles of land.

Connecting new homes and buildings

In a city that covers a wide area, new construction keeps adding buildings that need to be tied into existing systems. A new home needs a water service from the main to its meter and on to the house, a sewer connection or lateral, storm drainage that fits the street's system, and conduit for power where the electric utility requires it. A new commercial building needs the same at a larger scale, plus fire service and more extensive storm collection.

The sequence for a new connection is usually:

• confirm the connection points and the owner's requirements for each utility;
• locate the existing lines along the route through the one-call process and expose them where the work crosses;
• cut the trench or set the pits for a drilled crossing beneath the road or driveway;
• lay and connect the line, test it as specified;
• backfill and restore the surface.

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

Sunshine 811

Under Chapter 556, Florida Statutes, Sunshine 811 must receive a locate request before excavation. 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.

Around Palm Coast

Flagler Beach, Beverly Beach, Bunnell, Marineland, Ormond Beach and Crescent City are among the communities near Palm Coast. We serve each of them just as we serve Palm Coast.

If you are building several homes, say so and list the lots; we can plan the connections together.

For an existing home, describe the problem and where it appears, such as a wet area in the yard or a drain that backs up, and include any plumber's findings. We reply with questions and a proposed approach.