- Water Supply: Underground Pipes And Infrastructure That Transport Potable Water To Homes, Businesses, And Other Structures.
- Sewer And Drainage: Pipes And Infrastructure That Collect And Transport Wastewater And Stormwater Away From Buildings To Treatment Facilities Or Natural Water Bodies.
- Electrical: Underground Electrical Cables And Conduits That Distribute Electricity To Homes, Businesses, And Streetlights.
- Gas: Underground Pipelines That Deliver Natural Gas Or Propane For Heating, Cooking, And Other Purposes.
- Telecommunications: Underground Cables And Fiber Optic Lines That Transmit Telephone, Internet, And Cable Television Signals.
- Fiber Optic: Dedicated Underground Fiber Optic Cables That Provide High-Speed Internet Connectivity.
- Irrigation: Underground Pipes And Sprinkler Systems That Distribute Water For Landscape Irrigation. Underground Utilities Are Typically Installed And Maintained By Utility Companies, Contractors, And Municipal Authorities. They Require Careful Planning, Design, Installation, And Ongoing Maintenance To Ensure Safe And Reliable Service. Before Any Excavation Or Construction Work, It Is Crucial To Identify And Locate These Utilities To Prevent Damage And Ensure The Safety Of Workers And The Public.
