Services

Mid-Atlantic Utility Locating, L.L.C., (MAUL) a leading provider of Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) services, utilizes state of the art equipment and technology to provide accurate locating and mapping of all underground utilities.  Our comprehensive services include:

Utility Mapping Utility Relocation Assistance/Coordination Electronic Utility Markers Utility As-Builts Underground Tank Detection Valve Box Clean-out Safe Tree Root Excavation Utility Manhole & Handhole Cleanout

Utility Locating Ground Penetrating Radar Vacuum Excavation Services Utility Information Databases/GIS Septic System Locating Storm Box Clean-out Safe Utility Pole & Sign Excavation

Mid-Atlantic also provides subsurface utility mapping, including preparation of a field run survey to obtain the horizontal location of subsurface utilities and test holes. The results of the utility mapping are provided at an appropriate map scale in hardcopy and digital format to meet client needs.

Clients utilizing SUE include engineers and planners, general contractors, public and private utility companies, developers, federal, state and local highway departments, municipalities, hospitals, universities, surveyors, directional drilling companies, and pipeline companies.  Benefits to these companies include, reduction in utility conflicts and resulting project delays, improvement in contractor productivity and quality, facilitation of electronic mapping accuracy, less environmental damage, and minimization of utility customers’ loss of service.  The benefits of initial SUE are recognized throughout the lifecycle of the project, including development, redevelopment, or renovation.  Utility mapping is an integral component fo proper planning for any successful project.

Mid-Atlantic’s professionals have wide-ranging experience in compliance with all state and federal departments of transportation regulations related to required permitting, traffic management while performing locating and designating, dimension regulations of test pits, and reparation of roadway once the project has been completed.  Guiding this compliance is their vast knowledge with the underground utility damage prevention acts of Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C.