Yes. Larger properties may have long private service runs, on-site drainage or utility connections that differ from suburban layouts. Provide available plans, access information and the proposed work location before attendance. The team will locate and mark underground services, then assess the safest practical approach to the required excavation.

Potholing gives contractors visual confirmation of underground asset positions before road, housing or utility construction proceeds. This can identify differences between plans and actual site conditions where new infrastructure connects with established networks. The exposed information helps project teams plan trenches, crossings and equipment movement around known services.

Vacuum excavation can support work around buried infrastructure within industrial properties, warehouses and employment precincts. Site managers should provide access restrictions, induction requirements and information about operational areas. The operator can then plan the work zone and equipment position around identified services and continuing site activity.

Homeowners should identify the proposed work area, obtain available underground service information and check whether approvals apply to the project. Private services may not appear on every plan. Knights Vacuum Excavations locates and marks services before work begins, then exposes the required area using non-destructive digging methods.