Hole In One Locating provides professional utility locating services for contractors, property owners, municipalities, engineers, and facility managers throughout Junction City, Oregon. Using advanced locating technology, we identify private and public underground utilities before excavation, drilling, construction, landscaping, or maintenance work begins.
From electrical and communication lines to water, sewer, gas, irrigation, and nonconductive utilities, we provide clear field markings, reliable site information, and digital mapping options that support safer project planning and help reduce the risk of utility damage.
Know more about what’s underground before you dig.
Trusted on projects for universities, municipalities, contractors, and private industry across Oregon.
Clear Information, Careful Locating and Documentation That Supports Safer Planning and Excavation.
Accurate locating helps prevent utility strikes, costly repairs, service outages, and unexpected excavation delays.
Clear markings give crews better visibility of buried utilities and help reduce risks during digging, drilling, and construction.
Reliable utility information supports better decisions for site layouts, excavation routes, permitting, and construction planning.
Utility locating reveals buried infrastructure that may not appear on plans, records, or standard public utility markings.
We’ve been locating utilities across Junction City for more than 20 years. Our team supports contractors, property owners, and public agencies with accurate, professional locating and mapping services.
Identify privately owned underground utilities before excavation, construction, landscaping, or maintenance work begins.
Locate public utility infrastructure to support safer excavation, repairs, upgrades, and municipal construction projects.
Create clear digital records of underground utilities for planning, documentation, coordination, and future site work.
Detect plastic, concrete, and other nonconductive utilities using specialized equipment and advanced locating methods.
Safely expose underground utilities to verify their exact position, depth, condition, and surrounding site conditions.
Trace buried pipes and cables accurately to reduce the risk of damage and improve excavation planning.
Oregon 811 is an essential first step before excavation, but it does not always identify every underground utility on a property. Public utility locates generally cover lines owned and maintained by participating utility providers, while privately owned lines may remain unmarked.
Private utility locating helps identify infrastructure beyond the public utility connection point, including private electrical lines, water and sewer laterals, irrigation systems, communication lines, site lighting, and other buried utilities. This is especially important on residential, commercial, industrial, and multi-building properties where underground infrastructure extends beyond what Oregon 811 marks.
For projects in Junction City, combining Oregon 811 with private utility locating provides a more complete picture of what is below ground before excavation begins.
Hear from those we have served
Utility locating in Junction City can often be scheduled within a few business days, depending on project size, site conditions, location, and current availability.
Simple residential or commercial locates may require less field time, while large properties, multiple utility systems, or complex sites can require additional planning. Scheduling the locate before excavation begins also provides time to investigate unclear or difficult utility routes without delaying the project.
Yes. Underground utilities can be located across large rural, agricultural, and multi-acre properties using methods suited to the utility type and site conditions.
These properties may contain long private water lines, electrical feeds, irrigation systems, communication cables, drainage infrastructure, or utilities connecting multiple buildings. Because records may be limited or outdated, field locating can provide valuable information about utility routes before excavation, fencing, construction, or property improvements.
Private utility locating can provide highly accurate information about the horizontal position of detectable underground utilities, but accuracy depends on the utility material, depth, soil conditions, access points, and locating method used.
Conductive utilities with accessible connection points or tracer wire are often easier to trace. Nonconductive pipes, damaged tracer wires, congested utility areas, and incomplete records can make locating more difficult. Using multiple locating methods when necessary can improve confidence in the results and reduce uncertainty before excavation.
Yes, we provide digital utility mapping for projects in Junction City to document the location of identified underground utilities.
A digital map creates a permanent record that can support project planning, design, maintenance, construction coordination, and future excavation. It is especially useful for commercial sites, facilities, large properties, and projects where utility information needs to be shared with contractors, engineers, or property managers.
