Construction surveyors must account for many factors — seen and unseen — when preparing a site for building. From visible topography to invisible property lines, countless aspects require accurate ...
Traveling to multiple job sites means line locators are on the road constantly. Car accidents aren’t entirely avoidable, but it is possible to reduce the risk by: Making sure line locators have a good ...
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How to avoid buried utility lines when you dig – experts explain the crucial '2 feet 2 be safe' golden rule
One of my favorite DIY jobs was replacing a fence with my dad during the summer. It was hard work digging several feet for fence post holes, but we slowly built 100 feet of brand-new fence. However, ...
AUSTINTOWN — Officials are taking steps to protect the township’s public and private property from contractors who do not take enough care. Over the past year or so, Austintown has dealt with multiple ...
Minnesota Becomes the Latest State to Require Developers to Pay the Cost of Relocating Utility Lines
If you have ever viewed a property survey, you know just how detailed and technical they can be. This is particularly true in urban and suburban areas, where years of development have resulted in ...
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