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DELAWARE UTILITY LOCATING SERVICES
Helping clients throughout the state and beyond
Private Utility Locating Delaware
Here at Elite Utility Locating, we are a growing team that serves several cities and states on the east coast. Currently, we focus on a few key areas as we expand our service territory. Delaware is one of those key states we serve to locate utilities.
But as we continue to grow and expand, we will increase our service area to assist more clients. Our team is growing and we are ready to help you find utilities.
How Elite Utility Serves Delaware
With Delaware being a neighboring state to our home in Maryland, we spend a lot of time serving clients throughout the state. We have always had fantastic experiences helping customers with private utility locating everywhere from Wilmington to Dover and Newark and more. Whether you're a homeowner looking to do a remodel or a large construction company doing a development, contact us for the best pricing on utility location today.
Our Services
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Utility Line Locating
This is our most common service. When you're starting a construction project, it's a requirement that you must have all underground lines marked before demolition. But sometimes your project just can't wait for the lengthy public utility process to come out and mark everything. That's when you'd call a private utility locating company like Elite to help you. We can get to your property much faster and even provide a more in-depth discovery process to protect you.
Ground Penetrating Radar
Elite's GPR is our best equipment we utilize. It has the ability to find anomalies as deep as 50 feet below surface. It's used for all major utilities, storage tanks, drain fields, and just about anything you need located underground! This technology can also find sewer mains, fiber optic cables, PVC pipes and more. It's extremely accurate on the depth measurements and provides deeper understanding of what's happening under the ground.
Radio Frequency Locating
Elite's Utility Locating specializes in state of the art locating equipment used to find ALL buried underground utilities. Our radio frequency locators are the best of the best. We offer elite knowledge as well as elite equipment (Vivax, RD, CAT, 810) to ensure your locating needs are met. With a vast variety of equipment, no utility is un-detectable.
Fun Things About Delaware
Delaware has just under one million people, with approximately 897,934 people living in the state. The largest city and home to more than half of Delaware's population are Wilmington, with over 70,000 people.
Delaware was first settled in 1638. It became a state on December 7, 1787. Delaware is also known as the first state because it ratified the United States Constitution on December 7th, 1787 making it the first of all states to ratify. It is also called "The First State" because it was the first to ratify the constitution of the United States of America.
What is Delaware Known For
Delaware is known as one of the historical and cultural states in America, and it is also said to be the only state that has its very own independent country. Delaware gained independence from Pennsylvania when they split into two separate colonies in 1704.
Delaware had both an English and Swedish settlement. When William Penn received Pennsylvania, he refused to allow the Delaware colonists self-government, so they refused to buy land from Penn after their charter had run out. Penn then stated that he would grant them a new one if they paid him 10% of all money earned within three years and sent 30 people to live in his colony.
The Delaware settlers refused and instead went to Pennsylvania to ask for their charter. The Delaware colonists formed their government in 1704 when they received the new charter from Penn. They were independent until 1776, when John McKinley, the first Governor of Delaware, was captured by British forces in New Jersey. Pennsylvania claimed that because he was a prisoner, they had to control the government. Finally, in 1777, Delaware was recognized as their state and remained so until 1783, when Pennsylvania again claimed them.
More Fun Aspects of Delaware
Delaware is also known as "The Diamond State" or "Diamond State" because its nickname, which comes from Delaware, is often referred to as having a diamond shape. It is not entirely square but has an indented corner making it look like a diamond.
Delaware is known for having large corporations and companies, including:
Bank of America (headquarters) DuPont (headquarters) E.I. DuPont Nemours (headquarters) Capital One Financial Corporation (center) Comcast Cable (has a large operational base in Delaware).
A Fun Story About the History of Delaware
Delaware is known as one of the historical and cultural states in America, and it is also said to be the only state that has its very own independent country. Delaware gained independence from Pennsylvania when they split into two separate colonies in 1704.
Delaware had both an English and Swedish settlement. When William Penn received Pennsylvania, he refused to allow the Delaware colonists self-government, so they refused to buy land from Penn after their charter had run out. Penn then stated that he would grant them a new one if they paid him 10% of all money earned within three years and sent 30 people to live in his colony.
The Delaware settlers refused and instead went to Pennsylvania to ask for their charter. The Delaware colonists formed their government in 1704 when they received the new charter from Penn. They were independent until 1776, when John McKinley, the first Governor of Delaware, was captured by British forces in New Jersey. Pennsylvania claimed that because he was a prisoner, they had to control the government. Finally, in 1777, Delaware was recognized as their state and remained so until 1783, when Pennsylvania again claimed them.
