Underground service locating is an essential part of any excavation, big or small.
DWB Service Locating can help you avoid costly damage and delays by locating and mapping underground utilities for you.
Our Before You Dig Australia certified locators work to gain a complete understanding of all the services within and adjacent to your work area to minimise the risk of damage or injury.
Underground services are all around us including communications (Telstra, NBN and more) water pipes, gas lines, electrical cables, sewer systems, and more. When planning any construction or excavation project, whether you’re a civil contractor or a homeowner with a DIY project in mind, preventing damage to underground assets is essential.
We use advanced Electro Magnetic Technology to induce an electrical signal into conductive pipes and cables and use specialty clips clamps and other methods to trace that signal along the service.
Where services are non-metallic, such as storm water drains or fibre optic cables, we are able to insert specially designed rod and trace it in the conduit, this includes under roads, drains, concrete and more.
Ground penetrating radar is another method used to compliment electro-magnetic service locating as it can identify nonconductive assets, major tree roots, old trenches and more.
Find out more about our Ground penetrating Radar service.
Why choose DWB Service Locating for your underground utility locating?
Working with us to locate underground utilities can not only support detailed and efficient design, but also minimise the risks associated with unintended utility strikes, including time delays, financial impacts and risk of injury to staff and the general public.
Our highly-skilled technicians are committed to working with you to understand your projects needs and to work with you to deliver the best possible outcomes in a timely and efficient way.
So, if you’ve got some construction works in the pipeline, contact us to get your project on the right track from the very start with DWB Service Locating.