Underground Utility Contractor in Roswell, GA

Roswell is a city of an estimated 92,227 residents (2024 Census estimate) with about 41 square miles of land. Its primary county is Fulton County, and part of it extends into a neighboring county.

Hillside lots and long services

Where homes sit on sloping, wooded lots, underground work gets more involved. A sewer lateral may need to fall steeply to reach the main; a water service may climb a long drive; a storm pipe may have to carry water down a slope without eroding it; and trees and retaining walls may stand in the way.

Planning for such a lot:

• the route of the line is traced and its depth confirmed, often with hydro excavation at a few points;
• gravity lines are laid at a grade that works for the slope, with access points where the specification calls for them;
• trenches on a slope are supported as their depth requires, and spoil is kept from washing downhill;
• directional drilling may carry a new line beneath a steep bank, a wall or a stand of trees;
• restoration includes stabilizing the disturbed ground as well as replacing turf or paving.

We also work for businesses, developers and public owners in Roswell, from single connections to full site utilities.

Georgia 811

Under O.C.G.A. Title 25, Chapter 9, excavators contact Georgia 811 before digging. Notice must be given two to eight business days ahead, counted from 7:00 a.m. on the next business day, and the ticket lasts 30 calendar days. Because Roswell spans a county line, include the exact address.

Around Roswell

Mountain Park, Alpharetta, Dunwoody, Sandy Springs, Milton and Peachtree Corners are among the communities near Roswell. We work in each of them as well.

Photos of the slope, the drive and the area where the line runs help us understand the site before we ask anything else.

We reply with our questions and a proposed approach.