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UtilityLine.com explains utility lines: calling 811 before digging, locate markings, overhead vs. underground service, easements, and who fixes which line.
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What Utility Line Does
About the physical lines that carry utility services — power, gas, water, and fiber — from locating them safely before digging to knowing who maintains what.
How the free 811 locate service works and when the law requires it.
What the painted colors and flags on your lawn mean, line by line.
How each kind of service reaches your home and what each costs to maintain.
Where the utility's responsibility ends and the homeowner's begins on each line.
Why utilities have rights to part of your property and what that allows.
Downed wires, gas odors, and hit lines — what to do in the first minutes.
How Utility Line Works
Request a free 811 locate and learn to read the markings.
Understand easements and where your repair responsibility starts.
Keep the emergency steps for downed or struck lines within reach.
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Yes — in the US, even planting a tree or setting a mailbox post legally requires a locate request in most states, and the service is free. Buried lines can be inches deep.
They follow a national code: red for electric, yellow for gas, orange for communications, blue for water, green for sewer, and white for your proposed dig area.
It varies by service. Typically the utility owns up to the meter or property line, and the homeowner owns the rest — the site's responsibility guides map it per utility.
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