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Potholing Alameda for Utility Verification Before Heavy Equipment Arrives
On paper, a site can look straightforward. The plans are marked up, the utility tickets are active, and the crew is lined up to start trenching, grading, or setting foundations. Then the first machine rolls in, someone breaks ground, and the field conditions tell a different story. A gas line sits shallower than expected. A communications duct bank runs two feet off the mapped alignment. An abandoned conduit that nobody mentioned crosses the work zone at an awkward angle. T
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