Utility Locating in Tyler, TX
Tyler's city water utility serves the largest city in East Texas.
Utility Locating services in Tyler
Service Line Inventory Field DataLocate curb stops and meter boxes, trace service lines and record GPS points and photos for your LCRI inventory.Learn more →
Service Line & Curb Stop LocatingElectromagnetic and GPR locating of service lines, curb stops and meter boxes, marked in the field.Learn more →
Water Main & Utility MappingMap mains, services and crossing utilities before replacement design or a replacement contract goes out.Learn more →
GPS & GIS Data DeliveryLocated features delivered as KMZ, shapefile or CSV, keyed to your account IDs, ready for the inventory or design.Learn more →
GPR Ground ScanningGround-penetrating radar for plastic and other non-metallic lines, abandoned pipe and buried features EM locators miss.Learn more →- Sewer Camera InspectionCamera inspection of sewer mains and laterals to check for cross bores and conflicts before boring new service lines.Learn more →
How it works in Tyler
1. Request an assessment. Tell us the system, the number of unknown or suspected lead lines, the area and your schedule.
2. Scope and price. You get a written scope and price: what gets located, what gets recorded and the data format you need.
3. Locate and record. Crews locate curb stops, meter boxes, service lines and mains, and record GPS points and photos at each one.
4. Marked in the field. Utilities are marked to the APWA color code where crews will dig, bore or burst.
5. Data that drops into your inventory. Points, photos and notes delivered as KMZ, shapefile or CSV, keyed to your account or address list.
Tyler questions
Do you serve Tyler, TX?
Yes. Tyler is part of our East Texas service area, along with Texarkana, Longview. Crews cover Texas statewide, from the Houston-area MUDs and the Gulf Coast to Dallas–Fort Worth, Central Texas, South Texas, West Texas and the Panhandle.
How do I get a quote in Tyler?
Send the job address in Tyler, a short description and a few photos using the form on this page, or call or text (207) 254-7346. A specialist follows up to schedule a visit and give you a written quote.
Do you replace lead service lines?
No. We locate, scan and map. Replacement is done by your utility or its contractor, and our data tells them where to dig.
What is the LCRI deadline?
Under EPA's Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, the compliance date is November 1, 2027. Community water systems need a baseline service line inventory, including connectors, by then, and replacement programs begin the same day. Check with TCEQ for how the state is applying it to your system.
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Request a site assessment in Tyler
Send the system name, area and rough line count. You'll get a written scope and price for locating, recording and mapping.
Calls ring straight through to the scheduling team. The form takes photos, drawings and site details.