Contact

Request service

Call or email to book locating work, or send us the project details below. We’ll confirm scope, timing and deliverables with you.

This form does not replace a One Call request. Anyone planning ground disturbance must submit a locate request through the provincial one-call service first: in Alberta, Utility Safety Partners (Alberta’s one-call centre). For emergencies involving damaged facilities, call 911 and the facility owner.

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Your details

Best number to reach you during the day.

Project

Not sure which applies? Choose the closest and describe the work below.

Project number, PO or locate ticket number, if you have one.

Address, legal land description or nearest municipality.

When you need the work completed. We’ll confirm availability.

Scope of work, site access, facilities expected on site, and any digital record formats your project requires (e.g. KML, SHP, CAD).

Attachments

Plans, drawings, maps, sketches, photos or other supporting project documents. PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC or DOCX. Up to 10 files, 10 MB each, 15 MB in total.

Information you submit is used only to respond to your request.