Posted by Dan in North Houston on May 29, 2016 at 14:54:13 from (73.6.27.145):
In Reply to: Call before you dig posted by cuby on May 29, 2016 at 07:49:38:
I did the Texas call about a month ago to have the lines located at the front of the property. The phone company marked their line, but that was all. I knew that there was a water line in the area, so I called the water utility to double check. They had no record of being notified from the one-call center. They said it occasionally happens that something falls through the cracks. They came out and sure enough, their line was right where I wanted to dig. I guess that if I would not have called them directly and hit their line, it would not have been my fault since I did have the file number from my one-call. Regarding the earlier post about having to call before digging anywhere on your property, I can see that in any easement across the property, but outside any utility easement?
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