Australian Underground Utility Locations

Australian Underground Utility Locations is your first choice when looking for a professional and reliable company to find underground cables and utilities. We service all of South East NSW and East Gippsland, from Batemans Bay to Jindabyne, and Merimbula to Mallacoota. 

We use the latest technology to find underground electricity cables, optic fibre and telecommunications cables, water and sewer utilities, stormwater infrastructure and gas mains.

As a Certified Locator with Dial Before You Dig, we provide a qualified optic fibre, copper cable and underground utility locating service. We use the latest in ground-penetrating and electromagnetic radar technology, along with traceable rodders, and non-invasive hole digging.

Our experience and advanced equipment can save you an expensive headache by pinpointing the exact location of underground assets, including telecommunication and power cables, stormwater and sewerage drains, gas and water mains, and fire service lines.

OUR EQUIPMENT:

Ground-penetrating radar

These use electromagnetic waves to detect and locate image changes in the subsoil. The radar pulse provides high-resolution images and can detect hidden and buried targets of any type of material (metallic or non-metallic).

Electromagnetic locators

These are used to locate most utilities. They consist of a transmitter - used for applying a signal to an insulated, metallic cable or pipe - and a receiver - used to pick up that signal. They are used to find utilities like telephone, electrical and tracer wires, gas and water metallic pipes and security, fire or lighting systems.

Vacuum excavator 

A vacuum excavator is an essential tool for non-destructive digging. It excavates without risk of damaging underground utilities, combining high-pressure water with an air vacuum to remove unwanted material from an area. 

Traceable rodders

These can track the route of buried or underground non-metallic telecom ducts or plastic pipes. The rodders are designed to be used with standard cable and pipe locating equipment to trace the length of the rod, making it easier to find non-conductive duct.

• Ground Penetrating Radar