Facility Mapping Services for Construction & Facility Management
Knowing exactly what runs beneath your property is essential for planning new construction, renovations, expansions and day-to-day facility operations. Venegroup ENG provides facility mapping services across Florida, locating and documenting underground utilities and subsurface infrastructure so engineers, contractors and facility managers have an accurate picture of the site before work begins.
Utility location & field marking
Our technicians use Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) to detect water, sewer, gas, electric, telecom and fiber lines, as well as underground storage tanks and other subsurface features. Every located utility is marked on site using standard APWA color codes.
Mapping & documentation
We record the position of each located utility and provide field notes and site sketches your team can use for design, permitting and coordination. The result is a clear reference of what’s underground that can be shared with engineers, contractors and property owners.
Why facility mapping matters
Many properties have little or no accurate record of their private underground utilities. Lines added over the years, abandoned services and undocumented repairs create risk every time someone digs. Facility mapping helps prevent costly utility strikes, design conflicts and project delays, and gives facility managers a reliable record for future maintenance and expansions.
Related services: Private Utility Locating · GPR Concrete Scanning · Vacuum Excavation
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the difference between facility mapping and a utility locate?
A utility locate marks lines on the ground for a specific dig. Facility mapping also documents where those utilities are, giving you a record you can use for planning and future work. - Does Sunshine 811 map the private utilities on my property?
No. 811 only marks lines owned by its member utility companies, typically up to the meter. Private lines such as site water, irrigation, electrical feeds between buildings and storm drains require a private utility locator. - What can be included in a facility map?
Water, sewer, storm, gas, electric, telecom and fiber lines, plus underground storage tanks and other subsurface features detectable with GPR and EMI. - How long does facility mapping take?
It depends on the size of the site and the number of utilities. Contact us with your site details for a timeline and a free quote.