Engaging with Utility Mapping can help unearth several issues that can lead to bigger issues further down the line. Take a look at the bigger picture when it comes to utility mapping by getting in touch with our team. Here are some of the discoveries we have helped with in the past:

Conflicting utilities: Mapping can reveal instances where multiple utility lines overlap or are located in close proximity. This information helps prevent conflicts during construction, reducing the risk of damage or disruption to essential services.

Obsolete or Abandoned Utilities: Mapping may uncover obsolete or abandoned utility lines that were not properly documented. Identifying these lines ensures they are not accidentally disturbed during excavation, avoiding potential safety hazards and unnecessary costs.

Inaccurate Utility Records: Utility mapping can uncover discrepancies between existing utility records and the actual layout of underground services. This discrepancy could result from incomplete or outdated records, highlighting the importance of verifying utility information through mapping to ensure accurate planning and execution of construction projects.

Unauthorised Installations: Mapping may reveal instances where unauthorised utility installations are present, such as unauthorised connections to existing lines or unauthorised utility structures. Identifying these installations allows for corrective action to be taken to ensure compliance with regulations and safety standards.

Utility Damage or Degradation: Mapping can detect instances of utility damage or degradation, such as corrosion, leaks, or deterioration of infrastructure. Early detection of these issues allows for prompt repairs or replacements, minimizing the risk of service disruptions and ensuring the integrity and reliability of utility systems.