GPS/GIS Utility Mapping Experts

What Is GPS/GIS Utility Mapping?

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GPS/GIS utility mapping is the process of accurately documenting the location, route, and relevant information of underground and above-ground utility infrastructure using Global Positioning System (GPS) technology and Geographic Information System (GIS) software. It creates organized digital records of utilities such as electric, gas, water, sewer, telecommunications, and other infrastructure for easier reference and project planning.

During a GPS/GIS utility mapping project, technicians collect precise geographic coordinates and field data for identified utility features. This information can include utility routes, access points, manholes, valves, meters, structures, and other relevant assets. The collected data can then be organized into digital maps and GIS databases, allowing engineers, contractors, surveyors, property managers, and other professionals to visualize and manage utility infrastructure more effectively.

Utility Locating & Mapping New Hampshire provides GPS/GIS mapping services for construction, engineering, surveying, infrastructure, and facility management projects throughout New Hampshire. GPS/GIS mapping can be combined with Private Utility Locating, GPR Scanning, Utility Marking, Underground Utility Mapping, and Concrete Scanning to create a more complete digital representation of site infrastructure and support better planning, documentation, maintenance, and future development.

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When Is GPS/GIS Utility Mapping Necessary?

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GPS/GIS utility mapping is necessary when accurate digital records of utility infrastructure are needed for construction, engineering, surveying, infrastructure management, or future development. It is particularly useful when existing utility maps are incomplete, outdated, inaccurate, or unavailable, or when a project requires precise geographic information about underground and above-ground assets.

GPS/GIS mapping is commonly used for new construction, utility installation, site development, road and infrastructure projects, facility management, engineering surveys, and utility maintenance. It can document utility routes and features such as electric lines, water and sewer systems, communication infrastructure, manholes, valves, meters, and other utility assets. Creating a digital GIS record allows project teams to view, organize, update, and reference utility information more efficiently.

Utility Locating & Mapping New Hampshire provides GPS/GIS utility mapping services throughout New Hampshire to help clients develop organized and accurate digital utility records. Our mapping services can be combined with Private Utility Locating, GPR Scanning, Utility Marking, Underground Utility Mapping, and Concrete Scanning to collect comprehensive field information and support better project planning, documentation, maintenance, and future construction decisions.

What Is Required For GPS/GIS Utility Mapping?

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GPS/GIS utility mapping requires accurate field information, access to the project area, and suitable GPS and GIS technology to collect and organize utility data. Before mapping begins, it is helpful to provide available site plans, utility records, survey information, as-built drawings, previous mapping data, and project boundaries. This information helps technicians understand existing infrastructure and determine the areas that need to be mapped.

During the fieldwork, technicians collect geographic coordinates and utility information for identified infrastructure and relevant site features. Depending on the project, data may include utility routes, manholes, valves, meters, access points, poles, structures, and other assets. GPS equipment, locating technology, GPR scanning, surveying methods, and GIS software may be used together depending on the site's requirements and the level of accuracy needed.

At Utility Locating & Mapping New Hampshire, we evaluate the project requirements and select appropriate data-collection and mapping methods. GPS/GIS mapping can be combined with Private Utility Locating, GPR Scanning, Utility Marking, Underground Utility Mapping, and Concrete Scanning to develop more complete digital utility records. Site conditions, existing documentation, required accuracy, accessibility, and project scope can all affect the mapping process and final deliverables.

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Our Reviews

What Our Customers Have to Say About Us!

Excellent utility locating service. The team was professional, responsive, and provided accurate information about the underground utilities on our property. Their mapping made our project much easier to plan.

Kevin T.

We needed underground utility lines located before starting construction, and the process was smooth from start to finish. The crew arrived on time, worked carefully, and explained the findings clearly. Highly recommended.

Christopher B.

Very impressed with the quality of the utility mapping and locating work. The team used professional equipment and provided detailed results that helped us avoid potential issues during excavation. Great service and communication.

Steven C.

The Process

3 Step Process For Your GPS/GIS Utility Mapping Needs

Contact Us

Start by completing the 'Get a Free Quote' form on our website to share your GPS/GIS Utility Mapping needs with us.

Schedule Your Estimate

Next, we'll arrange a property visit at a time that works for you to provide an in-person estimate for your GPS/GIS Utility Mapping needs.

Get The Job Done

After you approve our estimate, we'll schedule a date to complete the job. Our team will work hard to exceed your expectations!

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