Underground Utility Contractor in South Carolina

South Carolina work

From the coast to the upstate, South Carolina jobs share a pattern: a buried line must be located, reached safely, installed or repaired, and the surface restored the way the owner requires.

We work for the people who own or manage buried lines: municipal and county utilities, special purpose districts, developers, general contractors who need an underground subcontractor, industrial sites and private owners.

Matching the method to the site

A new water service across a lawn is usually trenched. A crossing beneath a state road may be better drilled. A repair beside a cluster of gas, power and fiber lines may start with hydro excavation so that each line is seen before anything else is dug. A sump full of sediment at a plant is a job for a vacuum truck. We ask enough about the site to recommend an approach, and the owner decides.

Before you request a quote

• Note the address or the nearest intersection.
• Describe the utility and the problem or the new connection needed.
• Gather any plans, as-built drawings or permit conditions.
• Say how the site is surfaced and whether traffic is involved.

South Carolina cities we serve

The larger South Carolina cities have pages listed below. For other places in the state, include the city and county in your request.

South Carolina 811

South Carolina 811 (Palmetto Utility Protection Service, Inc.) handles locate requests under the state's Underground Facility Damage Prevention Act. South Carolina law (S.C. Code Title 58, Chapter 36) requires notice three to twelve full working days before excavation, and a ticket expires 15 working days after the commencement date.