Underground Utility Contractor in Plymouth, MN

Plymouth is a city in Hennepin County, with an estimated 78,551 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 33 square miles of land.

Corporate campuses and light industry

Corporate campuses and light-industrial buildings sit on large, landscaped parcels with private utilities between the street and each building. Over time those networks change: a building is added, a tenant needs more power, a parking lot is expanded, an old line fails. Each change touches lines the owner maintains, not the public systems.

Work on such a site follows a consistent pattern:

• the owner's drawings are compared with the Gopher State One Call marks, since private lines are not always marked;
• lines at tie-ins and crossings are exposed with hydro excavation, which avoids damage to shallow lighting and irrigation circuits;
• long crossings under drives and parking may be drilled, so the site keeps working;
• new or replaced lines are installed to the owner's specification and inspected;
• lawns, beds, irrigation and pavement are restored to the campus standard.

For homes in Plymouth, the work is narrower: a water service, a sewer lateral, a storm connection or conduit to a new garage or addition. It follows the same steps, with care for the yard, drive and landscaping above the line.

We work for building owners, facility managers, homeowners and public owners.

Gopher State One Call

Minnesota requires a locate request through Gopher State One Call before excavation, under Minnesota Statutes chapter 216D. Minnesota law (Minn. Stat. 216D.04) requires at least 48 hours of notice, not counting the day of notice, weekends or holidays, and no more than 14 calendar days; a ticket is valid for 14 calendar days.

Around Plymouth

Medicine Lake, New Hope, Wayzata, Crystal, Golden Valley and Medina are near Plymouth. We serve those cities as well.

For a campus, include the facility contact and the utility drawings for the area. For a home, the address, a description of the problem and a few photos are enough to start.

We come back with our questions and a recommended approach.