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        Blue Mountain Demolition strives to be the top rated Utility Excavation Specialists in Colorado Springs and the surrounding areas. We cover a wide range of utility excavation services. Utility Excavation is a specialty within large scale commercial construction projects. Our crews of excavating contractors have years of experience in utility excavation and working with General Contractors to ensure a smooth construction process. Call us today to figure out if Blue Mountain Demolition is the right fit for your utility excavation projects.

         

        Blue Mountain Demolition has a goal to be one of the best utility excavating contractors in Colorado.

        Utility Excavation in Colorado Springs

        Utility installation is a necessary step in all building projects. All building projects must, to some extent, take the installation of utilities into consideration, regardless of whether they involve residential lots, business sites, schools, or major infrastructure sites. The building's functionality and safety will be affected by the installation of the appropriate utility infrastructure. To assure the safety of the lines, trench digging is frequently required prior to the installation of utilities. What you should know about trenching and installing utilities is provided here. Enter the fray!

         

        An excavation having a depth greater than its breadth is referred to as a trench. Trenching and excavating are two separate types of digging used in the sector. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) states that a hole's depth and length define whether it is an excavation or a trench.

         

        To enable the secure installation of utility lines, whether they be dry or wet utilities, the majority of building projects will require excavation or suitable trenches. Trenching may appear to be a simple operation at first glance, but like with everything in life, a deeper look reveals that it is more labor- and time-intensive than it appears.

         

        The sort of soil that trench diggers are working with must be taken into account first. OSHA published an Excavation and Trenching Safety Guide to help general contractors and others in the construction industry understand the new requirements for excavation. Understanding the sort of soil you are working with is one of the key steps in the planning process. Following are the primary categories for soil and rock deposits:

        solid rock


        Cohesive soil is classified as Type A soil. includes clay, clay loam, clay with silt, and clay with sand.
        Angular gravel, silt, sandy loam, some silty clay loam, and sandy clay loam are typical components of type B soil.
        Granular soils such as gravel, sand, and loamy sand are referred to as type C soils. Included is also submerged soil.

         

        In addition to building considerations, safety is the primary factor that makes soil categorization important. Better pre-planning is made possible by being aware of the type of soil present on the construction site. The United States Department of Labor estimates that 800 construction workers pass away each year while performing their jobs, with trenching being one of the riskiest jobs. A cubic yard of soil can weigh up to 3,000 pounds, or the weight of a car. Therefore, anyone working nearby could face serious consequences if a trench caves in.

         

        Whether you are installing wet or dry utilities is a crucial factor to take into account when planning a utility installation. This will determine the kind of trenching or digging required for each project.

         

        Dry utilities consist of:

        - Gas lines
        - Telephone networks
        - Gas, naturally
        - Optical fiber
        - Lines of communication


        Wet utilities consist of:

        - Sewage pipes
        - Water system and storm drains
        - Water supply line

         

        Utility excavation involves much more than just digging a ditch. The procedure is intricate and demands the highest level of coordination while juggling numerous variables and data points. According to government code and regulations, the process calls for the coordination of specific positions and the height from the surfaces. Workers must simultaneously prevent conflicts throughout the construction phase with other utilities.

         

        Given the need for accuracy when excavating or identifying utility wires, underground utility excavation presents significant risks for work personnel (if they exist). If there are already buried utility lines, the subterranean line must be located using potholing. It's crucial to look into buried utility lines.

         

        Get the best Utility Excavation and trenching from Blue Mountain Demolition to assist in all of your large scale construction projects.

        How can Blue Mountain Demolition help with your Utility Excavation Project?

        Blue Mountain Demolition will work with you on various aspects of your utility installation projects. Whether it's a residential build being done or a large scale commercial construction project. Our Utility Excavation & Installation services can come alongside of any construction project to ensure commitment to the construction timeline. Call us to get a FREE Estimate today or schedule a walkthrough of your project.

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