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Review your planned work and existing 811 markings.
A second look before the first cut.
Request a LocateAn independent review of existing 811 markings can help identify inconsistencies and potentially unmarked private infrastructure within your planned work area. Meridian provides supplemental verification, with clear communication when further investigation is needed.
Review your planned work and existing 811 markings.
Perform an independent field assessment within the agreed scope.
Explain discrepancies and areas needing further verification.
Georgia 811 and private locating address different parts of your project. Required 811 notifications and the public utility marking process remain necessary. Privately owned lines may fall outside the utility owner's marking scope. Coverage depends on the utility and site; a meter is not a universal boundary for every system.
If markings conflict with site observations, private routes remain uncertain, or planned excavation crosses site-owned utilities, send us the work limits and available records. Meridian can assess detectable infrastructure and agreed existing markings, then explain discrepancies and areas requiring further investigation. We do not issue an 811 clearance, close utility tickets or guarantee that an area is clear.
Our work starts with your scope and ends with clear communication. We discuss detectability, site access, and unresolved conditions so your team can make an informed next decision.
No. Contact Georgia 811 for public utility marking. Meridian is independent and does not issue an 811 clearance or replace the public utility process.
No. Verification reduces uncertainty within the assessed scope. It does not establish that no other utilities are present.
Send the project details. We’ll confirm scope and availability.