S&V Surveying, Inc.
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We have located underground utilities on many topographic and utility surveys. The surveys have been used for engineering and architectural design purposes specifically for roadway projects, subdivision projects, commercial sites, retail sites, and plant environments.
S&V owns electromagnetic equipment (pipe and cable locators), metal detectors, and excavating and potholing equipment. We utilize vacuum excavation equipment, ground-penetrating radar, and magnetometer equipment as necessary. S&V is familiar with the ASCE “Standard Guideline for the Collection and Depiction of Existing Subsurface Utility Data” and use it as a basis for classifying the quality of data associated with existing subsurface utilities.
S&V Surveying has identified and located subsurface utilities on numerous projects for TxDOT, City of Houston, City of Freeport, Harris County, Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, various municipal utility districts and many private developers.
The work has included locating water and sewer lines, primary and secondary electric lines, telephone lines, cable TV lines, gas lines, and many different types of oil and gas product lines.
Located underground water, electric, gas, telephone, and chill water lines under parking lots and golf course.
Located and mapped (horizontal & vertical) aging storm sewer system in a large subdivision for use in recommending a repair program.
Located storm sewers, electric, telephone lines for Right-Of-Way widening project.
Utilized electronic toning equipment to identify approximate location of underground utilities. In areas of potential conflict, underground utilities were exposed utilizing pot holing techniques with a water jet vactor trailer.
Utilized electronic toning equipment to identify approximate location of underground utilities. In areas of potential conflict, underground utilities were exposed utilizing pot holing techniques with a water jet vactor trailer.
Level “A” (Field only) Utility Locate, Six (6) “Pot-holes” total for three (3) underground utility lines.