Pipe Locating
Underground and in-wall pipes located before you dig or remodel.
Hitting a buried line with a shovel or trencher is an expensive — and sometimes dangerous — mistake. Whether you're planning a fence line, an addition, landscaping, or chasing a hidden leak, we use electronic pipe-locating equipment to trace the path and depth of underground water, sewer, and gas lines, and acoustic and signal tools to find piping hidden behind walls and under slabs. You get a clear map of what's where before any digging starts.
Signs You Need Pipe Locating
- You're planning to dig, trench, or landscape and don't know where the buried lines run.
- You're remodeling and need to know what's inside a wall or under a slab before opening it.
- A hidden leak needs to be traced to its exact location before repair.
- A new structure or fence could sit over an existing line and you want to be sure.
- You're troubleshooting a sewer or water line and need to locate a cleanout or the line's path.
How We Approach It
Credentials: Dennis is a Utah Licensed Master Plumber and an experienced sewer and pipeline camera inspector — he uses camera and electronic locating to show you exactly where the lines run before you dig.
- 1Trace metallic lines electronically from an accessible point and mark path and approximate depth at the surface.
- 2For non-metallic lines like PVC sewer, use a traceable sonde or camera transmitter to follow the route.
- 3For in-wall pipes, use signal and acoustic tools to mark location without opening the wall.
- 4Provide a clear layout of what's where so you (or your contractor) can plan the work safely.
Pricing & Honesty
Pipe locating is a flat, stated fee for the area and lines involved, quoted up front. It's a small fraction of what an accidental line strike costs, and it lets you plan with confidence rather than guesswork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need pipe locating before I dig?
Hitting a buried water, sewer, or gas line with a shovel or trencher is expensive and sometimes dangerous. We trace the path and depth of underground lines electronically so you know exactly what's where before any digging starts.
Can you find plastic PVC lines, not just metal?
Yes. For non-metallic lines like PVC sewer, we use a traceable sonde or camera transmitter to follow the route, and for in-wall pipes we use signal and acoustic tools to mark the location without opening the wall.
Do you locate lines inside walls too?
Yes. Whether you're remodeling or chasing a hidden leak, we use signal and acoustic tools to mark piping behind walls and under slabs so you or your contractor can plan the work safely.
Need a Plumber in Brigham City or Perry?
Call the owner directly or request a quote online. Evening and weekend appointments are available.