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Home » Contractors Report Nearly Two-thirds Of Their Utility Strikes Occurred Because The Lines Were Incorrectly Marked After They Called 811
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Contractors Report Nearly Two-thirds Of Their Utility Strikes Occurred Because The Lines Were Incorrectly Marked After They Called 811

January 16, 2025Updated:January 27, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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Trenching is being done to install an underground water pipe from a newly drilled residential water well to a residential home.
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Nearly two-thirds of the utility line strikes by utility contractors during the past year occurred because the lines were at least two-feet away from where they were marked after the firms called 811 before digging, according to a new survey released today by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association...

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