From pools to
planting, before you begin any kind of digging project, it pays
to know where underground utility lines are buried. Because natural
gas, electric, water, and telephone lines run beneath the surface
of streets, alleys, landscaped, or vacant land, they can be hit
and damaged by digging tools.
To prevent unnecessary
damage to utility lines, the law requires you to call before you
dig. Within two working days of your call, the utility lines will
be marked so you or your contractor can dig safely. Failure to obtain
the proper location of underground utilities is a violation of the
law and could result in significant fines or repair bills.
Visit or call your local
one-call center.
It's free. It's easy. It's the law.
Arizona Blue Stake
1-800-782-5348
Nevada
and Northern California
USA North
1-800-227-2600
Southern California - USA South
1-800-227-2600
For
more information visit the Common
Ground Alliance website.