Question 1

Does 811 cover private utilities in Round Rock?

Accepted Answer

No. Texas 811 marks utilities owned by participating operators up to the meter or the property boundary. Private electric, gas, irrigation, sewer, and telecom lines past that point are the property owner's responsibility and require private utility locating.

Question 2

Does limestone affect GPR results in Williamson County?

Accepted Answer

It can. Shallow limestone, solution cavities, and karst features scatter radar returns and make depth interpretation harder than it is on uniform soil. We run EM locating alongside GPR and flag areas where subsurface conditions limited coverage rather than reporting false confidence.

Question 3

Can you locate utilities on new subdivision construction?

Accepted Answer

Yes, and those sites are a common case. Active subdivisions frequently have new utilities installed over older rural service that was never accurately recorded.

Question 4

Do you handle roadway and toll corridor crossings?

Accepted Answer

Bore crossings and arterial work are routine scopes. Traffic control requirements affect scheduling, so tell us the location and access constraints when you send the scope.

Question 5

What deliverables come with a Round Rock locate?

Accepted Answer

PDF utility maps and KMZ exports are included, so the locate survives past the day the paint fades. Coordinate data is available when your engineer needs it.

Question 6

How fast can you get to a Round Rock site?

Accepted Answer

Scheduling depends on scope, access, and traffic control, but same-day or next-day mobilization is typical across our Texas service areas.