Property-Wide Utility Locating & Mapping for Tracyton Properties

How it works on a Tracyton site

When a property with no drawings of its private at school and district facilities, the job is the same shape every time: mark, assess, trace. What changes in Tracyton is the ground, seeps and springs in the Dyes Inlet bluff, and the access across Fairgrounds Road. What doesn't change is that nothing gets dug until it's located.

Here's how property utility mapping runs on a Tracyton site. We mark; on school and district facilities that means working at the Silverdale Water District master meter and the building shutoffs. We assess, through seeps and springs in the Dyes Inlet bluff and across Fairgrounds Road. We trace, and the manager gets condition notes for the water system.

Tracyton's commercial and multi-family properties

Tracyton's larger properties are mostly schools, district facilities and multi-family along Tracyton Boulevard, on Silverdale Water District meters, with bluff seeps that complicate every wet-spot report. Around Tracyton Beach Road the property utility mapping work we do most often is on fairgrounds-area facilities, and dense hardpan on the plateau decides how the excavation goes.

The Dyes Inlet bluff seeps all winter, so a wet bank proves nothing; the correlator on a pressurized line is what proves a leak.

From Tracyton Boulevard to Tracyton Beach Road the property utility mapping pattern holds: multi-family along Tracyton Boulevard, dense hardpan on the plateau, a new owner or manager taking over a, and an owner who wants marked lines on the ground before approving a dig. That's the order we work in.

Why managers in Tracyton call us

The reason property utility mapping on small commercial on Riddell Road works better with us is simple: we mark with photo record of every valve and at the end, we own the excavator that opens clay with groundwater along Tracyton Beach Road, and we're minutes from our base when something lets go near Riddell Road at midnight.