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Agree on the area, assets, and deliverable you need.
Keep the information after the paint is gone.
Request a LocateTurn field findings into digital utility records for maintenance, closeout, and future project planning. GPS-based documentation helps property and facility teams retain the location information collected during a locate.
Agree on the area, assets, and deliverable you need.
Capture agreed utility observations using GPS equipment.
Provide digital documentation with the scope and limitations explained.
Meridian uses GNSS field capture to document agreed located or visible utility routes. Before work begins, we confirm the area, assets and deliverable format. KMZ/KML files for Google Earth can be included when agreed in the quote. The records describe the field observations and scope; they do not establish that every buried utility has been found.
Position quality depends on satellite reception, corrections, obstructions, field conditions and the locating method. We explain relevant limitations and unresolved observations. Utility documentation is not a boundary survey, a guarantee of subsurface position or depth, or a substitute for current locating and required 811 notifications before future excavation.
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. Records support planning. Conditions can change, and markings should be checked for the work being performed.
The $150 rate is an add-on for utilities located or verified by Meridian. Open-trench documentation is a separate service: $250 for a single property, or a $150 multi-property base plus $0.50 per captured linear foot.
Send the project details. We’ll confirm scope and availability.