Underground Utility Engineering (UUE) is a specialized branch of civil engineering focused on the location, mapping, design, and management of underground infrastructure—such as water, sewer, gas, electric, telecommunications, and fiber-optic lines. Its goal is to reduce conflicts, improve safety, and prevent costly damage during construction and maintenance activities.

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Overhead utility engineering involves the design, analysis, permitting, and management of attachments on overhead utility poles (and associated infrastructure) when a third party other than the pole owner wishes to attach equipment (for example, a telecom provider wanting to hang fibre, coax, or other communications gear).

Our Methods

Construction management and inspection services provide oversight, coordination, and quality assurance during the construction phase of an infrastructure or building project. Ensuring that all work meets contractual, technical, and regulatory requirements.

Our Experience

protecting underground and overhead utility infrastructure—such as gas, water, electricity, telecommunications, and sewer systems—from accidental damage during construction, excavation, or maintenance activities. A key component of public safety, environmental protection, and infrastructure reliability.

Active Safety

Using advanced detection technology and experienced damage prevention technicians, Dedicated Locator Services help contractors, property owners, and engineers avoid costly damages, project delays, and safety hazards.

Expediate Construction

Private Utility Locating Services identify and mark buried utilities on private property that are not covered by public locate programs. Using advanced locating equipment and experienced technicians, these services detect underground electrical, gas, water, communication, and other buried lines to prevent damage during excavation or construction.

Protecting Your Infrastructure