Sargis Associates, Inc.

Professional survey crews utilize modern survey techniques and robotic instrumentation to support utility, municipal, and state projects.

• Easement and Boundary Surveying

  Performing detailed fieldwork and title research to define property rights and utility corridors.

• Municipal, State, and Record Research

  Investigating land and utility registries to guide accurate route planning and boundary reconciliation.

• Robotic Site Instrumentation

  Deploying state-of-the-art robotic systems to capture instantaneous spatial positioning on active job sites.

• Permit and Easement Mapping

  Generating precise cartographic products required for regulatory approvals and property access permissions.

• As-Built and 3D Model Development

  Creating dimensionally accurate models to support capital infrastructure replacement.

Field verification and mapping teams reconcile data anomalies to decrease third-party utility conflicts and support safe excavation.

• Field Verification and Reconciliations

  Reviewing residential and commercial properties to align mapped systems with physical reality.

• As-Built Detail Mapping

  Documenting final dimensions and geographical coordinates of newly completed utility installations.

• Distribution System Additions Mapping

  Integrating new pipelines and facilities into the broader geographic distribution database.

• Work Order Package Examination

  Auditing field records to ensure completeness and compliance before finalizing work.

• Service Card Design and Preparation

  Drafting precise consumer service cards to maintain clear historical records of lateral connections.

Qualified inspection personnel provide continuous monitoring of utility construction, pipeline installation, and restoration work to ensure compliance with quality standards.

• Pipeline Installation, Replacement, and Repair Inspection

  Overseeing physical pipe construction to verify materials and installation procedures align with design requirements.

• Municipal, State, and Company Compliance Reviews

  Auditing active construction processes against local, regional, and corporate safety mandates.

• As-Built Dimensions and Elevation Verification

  Measuring exact field layout details to certify geographic placements of active mains.

• Inspection Report Preparation and Rectifying Actions

  Reporting on observed construction anomalies and documenting the corrective measures executed in the field.

• Excavation and Blasting Safeguards

  Monitoring active site disturbances to prevent damage to nearby underground utilities.

• Restoration and Paving Conformance Monitoring

  Auditing surface conditions before and after final road pavement is laid to secure public right-of-way compliance.

Management teams guide projects from design to completion while serving as a liaison between designers, management, and regulatory officials.

• Project Scope and Assignment Review

  Evaluating initial engineering parameters to schedule and resource utility construction programs.

• Utility Line Assignment Identification

  Identifying the optimal geometric corridor routing based on regional land and utility record analysis.

• Liaison and Permitting Coordination

  Interfacing with municipal and jurisdictional authorities to secure necessary excavation and environmental approvals.

• Project Timeline and Database Tracking

  Maintaining digital schedule milestones and project budgets to ensure on-time delivery.

Design teams assess the requirements of new utility customers to prepare cost estimations, permit applications, and service layouts.

• Residential and Commercial Service Design

  Creating customized engineering and routing solutions for prospective system additions.

• Utility Line and Meter Location Selection

  Determining exact spatial positioning for physical connections and terminal meters on private property.

• Permit and Easement Applications

  Drafting necessary submittals for street openings and private property access right-of-way.

• Work Order Package Preparation

  Compiling final design calculations, maps, and specifications into field construction packages.

Engineers design the safety- and policy-driven replacement of antiquated utility infrastructure to support long-term capacity.

• Antiquated Infrastructure Records Review

  Analyzing historical pressure, material, and size records of existing mains to target replacement priorities.

• Pre-Construction Test Hole Assessment

  Determining requirements for vacuum excavation and physical test holes to verify subterranean constraints.

• Field Project Book and Timeline Preparation

  Compiling unified data folders including design plans, permits, and schedules for physical replacement crews.

Restoration managers handle schedule coordination, contractor tracking, and post-restoration auditing for utility corridors.

• Database Tracking and Daily Schedule Distribution

  Structuring chronological schedules and digital logs of active repaving sites to optimize contractor deployment.

• Contractor Work Package Provision

  Compiling accurate area maps and reinstatement sheets for restoration teams.

• Post-Restoration Audit and Verification

  Conducting final field walkthroughs and audits to verify the quality and completeness of paving repairs.

Field technicians locate and physically mark out underground facilities to minimize third-party damage.

• Underground Facility Location and Mark Out

  Utilizing detection equipment to visually designate active gas, water, electric, and communication lines.

• Mark Out Field Documentation

  Recording field steps and safety protocols used to map lines prior to excavation.

• Dig Ticket Database Closure

  Resolving outstanding excavation notifications in regional utility tracking databases.

• Quality Assurance and Field Training Programs

  Administering ongoing technician equipment maintenance and field performance inspections.