Utility & Underground Construction Traffic Control
Traffic control requirements for utility excavation, trenching and maintenance are shaped by the work footprint, access needs and project schedule. Share your site information for a project-specific review.
Keep the work footprint in view.
Trenching and maintenance can change the work area over time. Share the limits of excavation and any expected phases with your request.
Excavation and access
Identify open trench areas, equipment access, nearby driveways and pedestrian routes.
Changing phases
Describe how the work area will move and which temporary closures may change.
Schedule and requirements
Provide working hours, intended dates and any existing plans or municipal review comments.
Built around the work area.
Typical requests to review for this service:
- Water and sewer installation or maintenance
- Gas and electrical utility work
- Fiber, telecommunications and trenching
A defined, project-specific scope.
- 01 Review of excavation footprint and temporary closure needs
- 02 Planning and devices for the confirmed work-zone layout
- 03 Delivery, setup and removal
- 04 Adjustments for changing work limits within agreed scope
Final inclusions are confirmed in the project quote.
What to send for your quote
- Utility type and excavation or trench limits
- Location, cross streets and project municipality
- Expected phases, dates and duration
- Access constraints, existing TCP and permit information
Can the layout change as utility work progresses?
Describe each expected work area and phase when requesting a quote. Layout changes, additional devices and scheduling adjustments are reviewed against the agreed scope, applicable approvals and availability.