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A snow-covered pipe along an open trench, an excavator working beyond it, orange safety fencing at the edge and a low winter sun over the trees

Pipeline Servicing, Fraser Valley

Pipeline Servicing

Access, excavation, backfill and restoration. Pipeline work happens around things that are already there, and that's what makes it different from an open dig.

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A deep trench with a large pipe in the bottom, stairs and a walkway leading down into it, ladders on the walls and an excavator at the far end

  1. Access

    Getting down to the line without tearing up more of the site than the job needs. That means reading the ground first and planning the opening around what's on the surface and what's under it.

  2. Excavation

    Careful digging around services that are already in the ground. Slow where it has to be slow, so what's down there stays where it is.

  3. Backfill and Compaction

    Closing the trench back up in layers and compacting as it goes. A trench filled in a hurry settles later, and that's the part nobody sees until it's a problem.

  4. Site Restoration

    Putting the surface back after the work is done. Driveway, gravel, lawn or planted ground, the site gets left the way it should be.

  • Looking along the top of a large pipe in the bottom of a deep trench, with two sets of stairs and ladders up the far wall and a worker standing at the top
  • A light green pipe resting on wooden blocks in an open trench, the cleared strip running up a hill through autumn trees behind
  • An excavator bucket over an open trench with two service pipes laid in the bottom of it, the operator at work in the cab

Got a Line That Needs Work?

Call Jake and tell him what's going on with it. He'll tell you what it takes and quote it.

Call Jake: 604-226-1233Request a Quote
Call Jake: 604-226-1233