Underground Utility Contractor in Sandy Springs, GA

Sandy Springs is a city in Fulton County with an estimated 105,505 residents (2024 Census estimate) on about 38 square miles of land.

Office towers and their services

Tall office and residential buildings have demanding underground connections: a large domestic water service, a fire line sized for standpipes and sprinklers, a big sanitary lateral, storm collection from roofs, plazas and garages, and conduit for substantial electrical loads and communications. Those lines usually leave the building through a crowded strip of ground between the foundation and the street.

Work on such a building is planned with care:

Information first

The building's utility drawings, the public systems' records and the Georgia 811 marks are reviewed together.

Exposure before excavation

Hydro excavation uncovers existing lines and structures in the strip where the new work will go.

Minimal disruption

Tie-ins are timed with building management, and openings in drives and sidewalks are kept small, with crossings drilled where possible.

Inspection and restoration

Each utility inspects its connection, and plazas, drives and sidewalks are restored to the owner's standard.

We also handle water service, lateral, storm and conduit work for homeowners and smaller businesses in Sandy Springs, and larger projects for public owners.

Georgia 811 before excavation

Georgia 811 receives locate requests under the Georgia Underground Facility Protection Act (O.C.G.A. Title 25, Chapter 9). The law sets the notice at no less than two and no more than eight business days, with the count starting at 7:00 a.m. on the next business day; a ticket is valid for 30 calendar days.

Sandy Springs and nearby cities

Dunwoody, Brookhaven, Chamblee, Doraville, Roswell and Peachtree Corners are near Sandy Springs. We serve those cities as well.

For a tower, include the building's utility drawings and the name of the building engineer. For a home, the address, a description and a few photos are enough to start.

We read each request ourselves and reply with questions and the approach we recommend.