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Utility as-built checks for civil engineers

Find utility-record gaps before design.

Field-check your as-builts. Get CAD-ready utility linework and an annotated PDF of discrepancies.

Discuss Your Project

Four short questions, then pick a 30-minute call to talk through scope.

Plymouth, IN. Northern and Central Indiana. Extended: IL, OH, MI, WI, KY.

Left half shows utility lines as drawn on a record plan. Right half shows the same street with field findings: the water line matches the record, the sanitary line is offset from the record, one line is not on the record, and one item is unresolved. W SAN W SVC ? MATCHES RECORD OFFSET FROM RECORD NOT ON RECORD UNRESOLVED RECORD PLAN FIELD FINDINGS
Illustrative Not project data. Shows the result types we report.

What you get

Two deliverables per check

CAD

CAD-ready linework

Field-located utilities, ready to bring into your design drawings.

PDF

Annotated PDF

Matches, differences from the records and unresolved items marked on the plan, with written findings.

A plan view of an intersection with field-located utilities drawn by type, numbered notes and a legend for water, sanitary, storm, electric, gas and unknown lines. 1 2 ? UTILITY PLAN Illustrative, field located Water Sanitary Storm Electric Gas Unknown 0 20 40 FT Scale shown for layout only
Illustrative Example sheet layout, not project data.

How it works

From records to findings

  1. Step 1: Share your records

    As-builts, utility records and the project location.

  2. Step 2: Agree on the area

    The area to check and the questions that matter to the design.

  3. Step 3: Locate in the field

    GPR and EM locating, compared against your records.

  4. Step 4: Get the findings

    CAD linework and the annotated PDF, open items included.

Discuss Your Project

Four short questions, then pick a 30-minute call to talk through scope.

Choosing the scope

Targeted check or full mapping

Targeted as-built check

A defined area where specific records drive the design, such as a crossing or a tie-in.

Detection limits

  • Ground penetrating radar (GPR) needs contrast with the surrounding ground and can miss deep utilities.
  • Electromagnetic (EM) locating needs a conductive utility or an accessible tracer and a usable signal.
  • An undetected utility is not proof that none exists. Unresolved items are listed in the PDF.

Start with the records you have

We will talk through your records, the area and which scope fits.

Discuss Your Project

Four short questions, then pick a 30-minute call to talk through scope.