The law requires you to call 811 to have public utilities marked before you dig. However, public utilities will only locate the facilities they own - electric, gas, oil, sewer, telephone, water. The vast majority of underground utilities are privately owned, which is why you need to make Blood Hound your second call.
We locate ALL underground utilities and structures and offer a range of highly specialized subsurface utility services to significantly reduce your risk of costly damages and project delays and mitigate safety hazards for your crews and community. All irrigation and sprinkler systems are private underground lines that need to get marked.
We locate ALL underground utilities and structures and offer a range of highly specialized subsurface utility services to significantly reduce your risk of costly damages and project delays and mitigate safety hazards for your crews and community. All irrigation and sprinkler systems are private underground lines that need to get marked.
Services
The job of 811 One Call services is to locate utilities owned by utility companies - electric, gas, oil, sewer, telephone, water. Without taking the additional step of calling Blood Hound, you risk damaging the vast majority of underground utilities - those which are privately owned. Blood Hound locates ALL subsurface utility services and structures, including those that other companies cannot or will not locate.
Ground penetrating radar (GPR) uses electromagnetic waves to capture images below the ground's surface. Blood Hound uses state-of-the-art GPR technology to locate and map unmarked underground utilities and structures which are undetectable by traditional locating methods. This non-invasive, and cost-effective technology provides maximum precision for land surveying, environmental studies, and construction and re-construction projects.
Blood Hound uses state-of-the-art sewer inspection cameras to pinpoint issues, including tree roots in sewer line, bends, collapses, lateral taps, and cross bores, with no digging involved.
Our state-of-the-art cameras are capable of inspecting conduits as small as one inch in diameter and storm and sewer drains measuring 60 feet in diameter, traversing bends for up to 1,000 feet to pinpoint blockages and collapses and conduct cross-bore mitigation.Our no-dig option is efficient and cost-effective, and our ability to pinpoint issues with precision saves you time and money on repairs.
Our state-of-the-art cameras are capable of inspecting conduits as small as one inch in diameter and storm and sewer drains measuring 60 feet in diameter, traversing bends for up to 1,000 feet to pinpoint blockages and collapses and conduct cross-bore mitigation.Our no-dig option is efficient and cost-effective, and our ability to pinpoint issues with precision saves you time and money on repairs.
Blood Hound's vacuum excavation services enable you to obtain visuals and exact depth measurements of sensitive underground utilities and assets, such as gas lines, quickly, easily, and without damages when conducting soil sampling. We provide no-dig options that can help! State-of-the-art camera technology inspects conduits as small as one inch and as large as 90-inch sanitary and storm sewer mains.
Concrete floors and walls often contain plumbing, conduit for fiber optic or electrical cable, and rebar or tension cables. Before concrete cutting or coring, call Blood Hound to detect concealed utilities and structural supports with our highly specialized concrete scanning services.
We utilize the most current and advanced technology to deliver fast and accurate images of risks hidden within concrete to prevent costly damages and project delays.We provide no-dig options that can help! State-of-the-art camera technology inspects conduits as small as one inch and as large as 90-inch sanitary and storm sewer mains.
We utilize the most current and advanced technology to deliver fast and accurate images of risks hidden within concrete to prevent costly damages and project delays.We provide no-dig options that can help! State-of-the-art camera technology inspects conduits as small as one inch and as large as 90-inch sanitary and storm sewer mains.
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Julie Kline
Oct 17, 2021
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Ryan Bayley Md
Jun 20, 2021
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Michael Quintana
Jun 12, 2021
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Andrew Bartucca
Apr 30, 2021
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The backyard of our home has an underground system of irrigation lines, electrical lines, a gas line, and a gutter system. Unfortunately, not knowing where the lines are and how deep they are creates a problem when doing any kind of landscaping. Therefore, we searched for a underground utility locator company that could identify the location and depth of these systems. In addition, a schematic of the systems was needed. We found a local company in Charlottesville but after an exchange of emails we never heard back from them. A Google search identified Blood Hound LLC that served central Virginia
Lakita Brown
Apr 28, 2021
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My boyfriend and I closed on a home Dec 2020 in NC, new build with a septic tank. The builder has been 0 help with providing accurate septic tank/line/leach field info and we wanted to get some backyard projects started. One of the contractors we are working with suggested 811 the free utilies company but since we needed septic areas located, it was considered a private utility and we'd have to pay. I checked around for different companies and Blood Hound ended up with the lesser rate so we booked them. Dustin with the NC division was nothing short of amazing, great customer service, stayed in
Mike Dennis
Apr 27, 2021
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