Utility Mapping: A Google Earth Map of Every Mark
Paint fades in a few weeks. The map does not. Every mark we place can be logged with GPS and delivered as a KMZ file that opens in Google Earth on any phone or computer.
What you get
A record you can open next year
Every mark, positioned
Each line is logged with GPS as it is marked, color-coded by utility type, with notes on anything we could not confirm.
Opens anywhere
KMZ opens in Google Earth on a phone, tablet or computer. Shapefile is available for GIS and CAD users.
Photos with it
A photo log of the marks as placed, as a record of what was marked and when. It is for planning, not for digging: get a fresh locate before the next dig.
Ready for the next project
Property managers and districts keep the file for planning and send it with the next contractor bid; a new dig still gets a fresh locate.
Want the map with your locate?
Ask for the KMZ when you book, or add it to any visit. Firm number before anything is booked.
FAQs
Utility mapping: common questions
What is the map, and what is it not?
It is a map of where we marked, positioned with GPS, so the record outlasts the paint. It is not a survey; it shows the marks and nothing else.
Can I add a map to a residential locate?
Yes. Ask for the KMZ when you book and it is added to the visit as its own line item.
What kind of jobs get a map?
School campuses, private water systems, commercial lots, and any site where a design team, a facility manager or the next crew needs to know what was marked and when.
Contact Us
Request a Quote
Send the address, what the work is and when, and you get a firm written quote within 1 business day (Monday to Friday). Rather talk? Call or text (719) 800-4937; our assistant answers right away, and Reggie follows up.