Straight answers about underground water, sewer, electric and gas work, 811, permits, boring, restoration, pricing and scheduling.
Yes. Estimates are free and come with no obligation. You approve the scope and price before any work begins.
Nashville and communities across Middle Tennessee, including Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Mt. Juliet and more. See the service areas page for the full list.
All three. We work for homeowners, builders, developers, farms, property managers and commercial owners.
Water, sewer, storm drainage, underground electrical, gas and communication trenching, directional boring, repairs and restoration. Big or small, we are glad to look at it.
Yes. Anyone who digs should call 811 first. We make the call for our own projects and help you with yours.
It depends on the job. We tell you which permits and approvals usually apply, and we agree with you who handles each before work begins.
We use the 811 marks, locating equipment and potholing to expose lines at crossings so we know their true depth and position.
Often. Pipe bursting and boring replace lines through small pits. A camera inspection tells us whether your line is a good candidate.
It varies. The utility usually owns the line up to the meter and the owner is responsible beyond it. Ask your water provider.
We look for it by checking the meter, the wet areas and the line route, then excavate the likely spot. We open as little ground as we can.
No. We trench and install conduit and pads. The utility and a qualified electrician make the connections and do the wiring.
We trench and prepare the route and coordinate with the gas utility or a qualified gas contractor, who install, test and connect the pipe.
Yes. We trench or bore, set handholes and install conduit with pull tape for the fiber crew.
A steerable drill that installs pipe or conduit underground without an open trench, ideal under roads, drives and landscaping.
Yes. We use rock trenchers and hammers where limestone is close to the surface.
Digging a small hole with vacuum or hand tools to see a buried line before the main excavation starts.
Yes. We compact the backfill, grade, and put back sod or seed with straw. Concrete and asphalt are patched.
A little settling can happen, and we top it up. Large dips mean poor compaction, and we return to fix them.
Yes, when there is surplus. Many trenches leave a little extra that we spread or remove.
Quick scheduling, careful work and a clear price before we start.
