Getting Ready First, call your local utility locating service. They will mark where other pipes and wires are buried. Draw a simple map showing where your new wire will go. Get all your tools ready before you start. Digging the Trench Dig a straight ditch about 1 foot deep. Make it 2 feet deep under...Read More

Regulatory shifts are transforming underground utility marking requirements. Copper-clad steel emerges as the optimal solution, combining durability with consistent performance. Seattle’s municipal network demonstrates its capabilities, maintaining flawless operation since installation in 2005. Climate resilience has become non-negotiable. Coastal installations withstand hurricane-force conditions while Arctic deployments prove reliable at -60°F. Florida’s post-storm recovery efforts highlighted...Read More

Copper-clad steel tracer wire offers significant financial advantages that become clear when examining complete lifecycle costs. While the initial price appears higher than basic copper wire, the long-term savings make it the smarter investment. First, consider installation savings. Our durable wire installs faster because crews don’t need to handle it carefully. They can work at...Read More