Do you do residential utility work?

No, this service is commercial and commercial-industrial only. Our work stops at the street; for anything on the private residential side, like a burst water line inside a house, call a plumber.

Who handles the permits?

We do. GUPA permits, DOT right-of-way permits, and tie-in permits for city, county or state water and sewer systems are all handled by us as part of the job.

Are you licensed to do utility work in Georgia?

Yes, we hold our own Georgia utility contractor's license. It's illegal in Georgia to work under someone else's license, so hiring a licensed contractor who holds their own license matters.

What should I ask a utility contractor before hiring them?

Ask whether their licensed utility manager is genuinely part of the company, with real hands-on experience, rather than just a license number the company has on file.

Do you install large-diameter pipe?

Yes, our utility experience includes large-diameter storm pipe and large water mains and force mains, alongside standard commercial connections.

Stormwater pipe installation in a prepared commercial site trench

SITEWORK ACROSS NORTH GEORGIA

UNDERGROUND
UTILITIES.NORTH GEORGIA.

Water, sewer and stormwater, installed by a licensed utility contractor, permits included.

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COMMERCIAL INFRASTRUCTURE

LICENSED UTILITY WORK.
ONE ACCOUNTABLE CREW.

Our utility work covers water, sanitary sewer and stormwater, from large commercial mains down to site connections. We hold our own Georgia utility contractor's license, and we handle the permits that go with it.

This service is commercial and commercial-industrial only. If you're a homeowner with a burst water line inside your house, that's plumber territory. Our work stops at the street; the plumber picks up from there.

Stormwater catch basin and drainage pipe on a prepared site

A COMPLETE START

WHAT OUR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR COVERS

Water line installation

Water mains and service connections, tied into city, county or state municipal systems.

Sanitary sewer

Sewer line installation and tie-ins for commercial and commercial-industrial sites.

Stormwater

Storm line installation as part of a full site-development scope, not a standalone trade sub.

KNOW WHO IS DOING THE WORK

THE LICENSE. THE CREW.
THE EXPERIENCE.

Georgia's utility contractor's license is the one license this work requires, and it's not something to take lightly on a bid.

We hold the license ourselves

We're fully licensed as a utility contractor in Georgia. It's illegal in this state to work under someone else's license, and both sides risk losing their license and facing criminal charges if they do.

We handle the permits

GUPA permits, DOT right-of-way permits, and tie-in permits for city, county or state municipal water and sewer systems are all handled on our end.

What to ask a utility contractor

Ask who the licensed utility manager is and whether they're genuinely part of the company, not just a license number on file. Our utility manager carries about 40 years of utility experience.

ONE CREW. A CLEAR SEQUENCE.

HOW AN UNDERGROUND UTILITY JOB RUNS

STEP 01

Walk the site

We review the plans and the existing utility infrastructure on and around the site.

STEP 02

Permit the work

We file GUPA, DOT right-of-way, and municipal tie-in permits before anything goes in the ground.

STEP 03

Trench and install

Water, sewer or storm lines installed to spec and tied into the municipal system.

STEP 04

Inspect and backfill

Lines inspected, then backfilled and compacted.

STEP 05

Final walk

We walk the completed work with you before calling the job done.

STRAIGHT ANSWERS

UNDERGROUND UTILITY QUESTIONS WE GET

Start with the property and what you want to do. We'll help you work through the details.

ASK ABOUT YOUR PROJECT

Water, sanitary sewer and stormwater line installation and tie-ins. We don't do electrical trenching.

PLAN THE WORKBELOW GROUND.

Share your utility plans and project schedule so we can scope the water, sewer or stormwater work.