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To ensure that you remain safe when doing any digging projects, always call 811 first. 811 is a free service managed by Underground Service Alert and available to everyone. After you call, Underground Service Alert will contact PG&E and other companies that have underground lines in your area.

To request a locate, Dial 811 or submit your request ONLINE. What Happens After the Ticket Request? Keep the ticket number you receive from Dig Line. This is your proof you have called in.

(See Diagran C for typical gas meters.) r The fuel line stubout should be installed at 60 inches from final grade. * The meter shall have at least 20 lnches clearance from linal grade. r For properties in snow country the minimum required depth of cover over the gas service pipe is 24 inches.

Easy: Call 811 before you dig! We provide a one-call solution to notify all public utility companies of pending excavations, allowing them to mark their lines with paint or stakes, keeping Idaho's citizens aware of potential danger. Call us 2 to 10 business days before you dig.

The annular space between the gas piping and the sleeve shall be sealed at the foundation or basement wall to prevent entry of gas or water. 2608.1. 1 Minimum depth. Underground piping systems shall be installed at a minimum of 18 inches (457 mm) below grade.

(See Diagran C for typical gas meters.) r The fuel line stubout should be installed at 60 inches from final grade. * The meter shall have at least 20 lnches clearance from linal grade. r For properties in snow country the minimum required depth of cover over the gas service pipe is 24 inches.

Waterlines are generally buried between 5-6 feet deep, keeping them below the winter frost line.

The building code now dictates that water pipes are buried five to six feet deep, but she says in some older homes the pipe may only be buried three feet deep and as the frost line falls, the pipes freeze.

Waterlines are generally buried between 5-6 feet deep, keeping them below the winter frost line.

Any excavation in Idaho requires all homeowners and excavators to call 811, or to submit a ticket online.

Easy: Call 811 before you dig! We provide a one-call solution to notify all public utility companies of pending excavations, allowing them to mark their lines with paint or stakes, keeping Idaho's citizens aware of potential danger. Call us 2 to 10 business days before you dig.

Tips for Digging Around Utility Lines The tools used to locate underground wires are not always precise, and 811 guidelines say that holes or trenches should be kept at least 18 inches away from either side of marked lines.

To ensure that you remain safe when doing any digging projects, always call 811 first. 811 is a free service managed by Underground Service Alert and available to everyone. After you call, Underground Service Alert will contact PG&E and other companies that have underground lines in your area.

To request a locate, Dial 811 or submit your request ONLINE. What Happens After the Ticket Request? Keep the ticket number you receive from Dig Line. This is your proof you have called in.

(See Diagran C for typical gas meters.) r The fuel line stubout should be installed at 60 inches from final grade. * The meter shall have at least 20 lnches clearance from linal grade. r For properties in snow country the minimum required depth of cover over the gas service pipe is 24 inches.

Easy: Call 811 before you dig! We provide a one-call solution to notify all public utility companies of pending excavations, allowing them to mark their lines with paint or stakes, keeping Idaho's citizens aware of potential danger. Call us 2 to 10 business days before you dig.

The annular space between the gas piping and the sleeve shall be sealed at the foundation or basement wall to prevent entry of gas or water. 2608.1. 1 Minimum depth. Underground piping systems shall be installed at a minimum of 18 inches (457 mm) below grade.

(See Diagran C for typical gas meters.) r The fuel line stubout should be installed at 60 inches from final grade. * The meter shall have at least 20 lnches clearance from linal grade. r For properties in snow country the minimum required depth of cover over the gas service pipe is 24 inches.

Waterlines are generally buried between 5-6 feet deep, keeping them below the winter frost line.

The building code now dictates that water pipes are buried five to six feet deep, but she says in some older homes the pipe may only be buried three feet deep and as the frost line falls, the pipes freeze.

Waterlines are generally buried between 5-6 feet deep, keeping them below the winter frost line.

Any excavation in Idaho requires all homeowners and excavators to call 811, or to submit a ticket online.

Easy: Call 811 before you dig! We provide a one-call solution to notify all public utility companies of pending excavations, allowing them to mark their lines with paint or stakes, keeping Idaho's citizens aware of potential danger. Call us 2 to 10 business days before you dig.

Tips for Digging Around Utility Lines The tools used to locate underground wires are not always precise, and 811 guidelines say that holes or trenches should be kept at least 18 inches away from either side of marked lines.