Company Description

Whether you are landscaping, building a new fence or deck, or simply planting a garden, disturbing the ground on your property can cause damage to a buried utility.

Photos & Videos

(click images to enlarge)
1 photos

Products & Services

Contact us ,   Become A Member ,   Join us at our 40th Anniversary & Safety Conference on February 26-28, 2024! ,   Notification Process*NEW* Alternate Locate Provider (ALP) ,   ALP Program FAQ ,   Learning Centre ,   Education & Awareness ,   Endorsed Training Providers ,   Member Login ,   Skip to content ,   store ,   Membership Overview ,   Learn More ,   Best Practices Committee ,   Membership ,   Where’s the Line ,   Register Your Assets ,   Updating Your Member Information ,   Book an Ambassador Meeting ,   Enhanced Membership ,   Join a Committee ,   Utility Safety Partners ,   FAQ ,   Committees ,   Join as a Safety Partner ,   Training Standards ,   Government Relations ,   Click Before You Dig ,   Member List ,   Search Bar  

Keywords

Call before you dig ,   Buried facilities ,   Ground disturbance ,   locating ,   Click before you dig  

Reviews and Recommendations

(5)
Powered by COSSD
Please help us to connect users with the best local businesses by reviewing Alberta One-Call Corporation
Write Review
31 Aug 2016
Powertool recommendation for excavating around garage Water seeps into my freestanding 20 x 20 garage after it rains. The problem is the exterior ground is too high. One of the things I'm going to do is excavate down 18 inches around the perimeter of the garage, install a french drain and backfill with gravel. There's a slight forward slope to the yard from the high side in the back to the low side in the front of the garage - a 9" drop over 24' (the garage is flat and level) . So I'll run the drain out past the front to move the water away from the garage. I've trenched my yard before and its back-breaking work with a shovel. Question: Is there a recommendation on a power tool that would help? I thought about a trencher, but they're too narrow and won't let me get up next to the garage. Maybe a Hydraulic tiller to help break up the ground? Anything else short of a bobcat?
1011110000119: Call before you dig ! Not sure you have that where you are but http://albertaonecall.com/
23 Oct 2015
We are looking for someone, who does can to excavate aside the house, then we can cut in a door for our basement. It's about 3 feet deep. We are living in Turner Valley.
Logan D.: Actually anyone can provide any buried utility be located and flagged Albertaonecall.com
31 Mar 2015
I need to get Chain link fence put in my yard and a gas line for my BBQ....any suggestions on who to go with?! TIA
Eric L.: 1-800-242-3447 Alberta first call
04 Feb 2015
We need to get a "RPR" done on our property. I think that's what it's called, the survey map thing (?). We have added sidewalks and small pad and also moved the fence line so we need this done before we can sell. Any ideas on who to call? what it will cost?
Lynn L.: http://albertaonecall.com/
10 May 2014
Does anybody know where I can rent a bobcat with an auger for drilling fence posts? If anyone has a bobcat with an auger and would like to make a few bucks tomorrow let me know
Geoff A.: I'm sure you know... But don't forget to "call before you dig". http://www.albertaonecall.com/homeowners/
Alberta One-Call Corporation logo

Alberta One-Call Corporation

pipes locating
Address:
104-4242 7 St SE Calgary, AB
Phone:
(800) 242-3447
Fax:
(403) 531-3703
Reviews:
5
Website:
http://www.alberta1call.com
Website Call Get Quotes