UTILITY WORK
RELY ON A DEDICATED EXCAVATION CONTRACTOR
PREPARE YOUR SITE IN THE DOVER & BARRINGTON, NH AND YORK & ELIOT, ME AREA FOR UTILITY INSTALLATION
Need to run utilities underground for a construction project? You've come to the right place. Northern Home & Excavation, LLC provides top-quality excavation work in the Dover & Barrington, NH and York & Eliot, ME area.
Our crew can get your land ready for the installation of:
- Water lines
- Phone lines
- Cable lines
- Gas lines
Want to connect utilities to a pool house or shed? We can make that possible, too. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with an experienced excavation contractor in Dover & Barrington, NH and York & Eliot, ME.
GET YOUR SITE PREPPED THE RIGHT WAY
Don't let just anyone prep your worksite. Turn to an excavation contractor you can trust. Northern Home & Excavation, LLC has the skills and equipment needed to excavate your property properly.
Whether you need to install utilities for a new site or run a waterline under a driveway, our crew can help. Call (207) 517-0800
today to speak with a dedicated excavation contractor in Dover & Barrington, NH and York & Eliot, ME.
Client has
NO HEAT & NEEDS A NEW GAS LINE put in!
Of course, there was ledge! LOL!
With 2 buildings & a 1,000 gallon gas tank around me, it was a VERY TIGHT squeeze hammering ledge for the new gas line!
Yes, I said my prayers!
If you need underground utility works, site or excavation work done. Please call or text me
(207) 517-0800
The Right Way to Install a Waterline
Here is the job we just finished it's a water line for a project we did last year. We can do an informational step by step process what we do which is different than other people.
Step #1
We dig the hole down to 5 ft. (Because the frost line in this area of the country is approximately 42 inches), that is why we go deeper.
Step #2
We sand line the hole with at least 6 to 10 in of sand on all sides.
Step #3
We install water line in bed of sand, then core drill through foundation. Running line from well or Street to home. Then we cement entranceway with waterproof cement (fast setting).
Step #4
We cover water line with at least 6 to 10 inches of sand. Its very important to a deeper top coat, because stones shift during the yearly cycle of freezing and thawing.
Step #5
We put magnetic tape over the sanded area, so that anybody getting ready to dig, can use ground penetrating radar to locate where the water line is. This helps to avoid rupturing the waterline, when they dig.
Step #6
When we backfill hole; we are very careful. We compact and making sure that there are no big stones near the waterline.
Step #7
At the end we loam the disturbed area and Seed.
