Free plan review and a bid in 48 hours
Joint trench, dry utility and site utility work across the Bay Area. Send the plans, we check the trench section and the utility conflicts, and you get an itemized bid within 48 hours. No cost to you.
- Trench, shoring and restoration quantities
- Joint trench checked against PG&E's current separation table
- Wet and dry utility conflicts flagged before bid day
- CSLB Lic. #1094194, Class A General Engineering
- PG&E Applicant Installer assessment and OQ 02-15, OQ-0507 (Joseph Dometita)
- Self-performing crew and equipment
- Google 5.0 from 7 reviews
What the plan review covers
The same review we do before we price any underground job, written up so you can use it.
Quantities
Trench footage by section, depth, shoring, bedding, backfill, and the concrete, asphalt or landscape restoration that follows.
Trench section
Joint trench separations checked against the current PG&E Greenbook table, and cover measured from final grade.
Utility conflicts
Water, sewer, storm and fire service runs laid against the joint trench route, with crossings and existing lines to pothole.
Schedule risks
What has to be in the ground first, where the trench sits in the site sequence, and anything on the plans likely to hold up inspection.
Underground work we price and build
- Joint trench (gas, electric, communications)
- Dry utility
- Site utilities for new construction
- Underground utility installation or relocation
- Storm drain
- Water main or water services
- Fire line or fire service
- Sewer lateral or main
- PG&E gas or electric service trenching and conduit
From our own crews
From plans to a priced bid
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Send the plans and your bid date
A link to the civil and utility sheets, the joint trench composite if there is one, and the specs.
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We review them
Quantities, trench section and conflicts. If the job needs a site walk, we set one up.
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You get a bid within 48 hours
Itemized, with scope, inclusions, exclusions and schedule, plus a short list of what we found on the plans.
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Our crew builds it
We self-perform the underground scope with our own operators and equipment.
Before you send the plans
Is the plan review really free?
Yes. There is no charge for the review or the bid, and no obligation to award us the work.
When does the 48 hours start?
When we have a complete set: the civil and utility plans, the joint trench drawing if there is one, and the specs. If something is missing, we ask for it straight away.
Do you design the joint trench?
No. PG&E or an applicant designer designs the gas and electric, and a joint trench consultant usually puts it on one composite drawing. We review that drawing against the rest of the site and build it.
Can you send insurance and bonding paperwork?
Yes. Certificates of insurance and bonding information are available on request for prequalification.
Where do you work?
Across the Bay Area from our base in San Leandro: Alameda, Contra Costa, San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Napa counties.
Bid date coming up? Send the plans.
Free review, itemized bid within 48 hours, Class A crew that self-performs the work.