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Excavation work might look as simple as digging a hole, but in reality, there’s a lot beneath the surface you can’t see. From gas lines to water mains, fiber-optic cables to electrical conduits, Utah’s underground infrastructure is complex and dangerous to disturb. That’s why digging safely isn’t optional, it’s the law. Whether you’re a homeowner putting in a fence post or a contractor breaking ground for a new building, you’re required to follow Utah’s “Call Before You D

Excavation is one of the first and most important steps in any construction project. Whether you’re preparing land for a new home, trenching for utilities, or building a commercial site, the quality of excavation work will determine the success of everything that follows. But not all excavation contractors are the same. Choosing the wrong one can lead to costly mistakes, unsafe conditions, and delays. Before you sign a contract, it’s critical to ask the right questions — and

Excavation is the foundation of nearly every construction project. From installing utilities to building homes, preparing sites, and creating proper drainage. But not all excavation is done the same way. Today, property owners and contractors often face a choice: hydro-vac excavation or traditional excavation.

Erosion may not sound like a big deal, but left unchecked, it can damage property, wash away valuable soil, and even threaten buildings, roads, and utilities. In a state like Utah — with its mix of desert soils, steep slopes, and sudden storms — understanding erosion control isn’t just useful, it’s essential.