Trinity Subsurface Engineering

09/01/2026

This week we're highlighting Juan! Juan is our newest client service manager. He started in June of 2020 with a background in excavation, later joining the pipe team for jetting and CCTV. He joined the CSM team in May. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time with his family and does crossfit training every day at 5 in the morning. He has plans for a half-marathon in November.

“I just like the people here; everybody here is great. Joe, Lou, Katie, and Matt have trained me as a CSM, and everyone in the field has your back. When I was in the field, some pipes hadn’t been touched in 10 to 15 years. Pipes have roots, blockages, collapses.

We’ve gotten annual clean-up contracts where we go and keep up with it. We had a job in Bath, PA recently. We first went out there in ‘23 to try and attack that – it was two 36 inch pipes filled with cement that were never touched. The first time it took us three days to clean, now it just takes us one day. It’s just routine maintenance now for the client.”

08/20/2026

When designing for your next project, you may not know what's underneath your site or have limited information. Find out why a full utility investigation is important in this week's Trinity blog post!

https://www.trinitysubsurface.com/blog-article/the-importance-of-full-site-utility-investigations

Understanding your underground utilities is often key for a successful project. Sometimes you may just be looking for a specific line, but that may not be everything within your scope. There are many reasons why investigating your full site for underground utilities can be useful in both the early d...

08/11/2026

Today, August 11th, is 811 Day! Before you start your project, get your game face on. You're in control of staying safe on site, including calling a public utility locator before you dig and using all means necessary to uncover utilities! 🎮🪏 If you need additional private utility locating, our team at Trinity Subsurface provides full subsurface utility engineering services. Stay safe out there!

08/06/2026

Did you know our team offers GIS utility mapping capabilities? 📍 We can capture data points from subsurface utility investigations and capture the information gathered from the field in a variety of mapping formats. Find out more about the benefits of GIS utility mapping in this week's Trinity blog post!

https://www.trinitysubsurface.com/blog-article/the-benefits-of-gis-utility-mapping

07/28/2026

This week we're spotlighting Crystal, our client services coordinator! She's in charge of reaching out for project support and answering submissions for new work. Outside of work, she enjoys going for walks, playing sports with her kids, and spending time with her two daughters.

"Everyday I'm learning something new. The importance of utility locating is not to hit anything. It's good for you to know where everything is located on site. You don't want to damage something and pay so much more money than you would pay for locating."

07/23/2026

Looking to make a splash this summer? 🌊☀️

Our team provides hydro jetting services to flush out blockages and debris from your sewers, restoring optimal flow to your pipes. Visit our website to find out more on how you can prevent serious sewer backups.

https://www.trinitysubsurface.com/services/jetting

07/14/2026

Utility markouts are performed by two different groups: public locators on a ticketed basis and private, third-party companies for further investigations. Each provides different levels of information that can be useful for your next project. Find out the benefits of both in this week's Trinity blog post!

https://www.trinitysubsurface.com/blog-article/public-versus-private-utility-locating-the-benefits-of-both

If you’re deciding whether or not you need a private utility locator, understanding the differences between public and private utility locating services is beneficial. Both public and private locators can be helpful on various project sites, both large and small.The Cost of Utility LocatingCalling...

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July from our team at Trinity Subsurface! 🦅🎆

06/25/2026

To get the best possible utility information for your projects, following the ASCE subsurface utility engineering standards will help you understand what's underneath! Visit our website to find out more about how we use the combination of site investigations, locating and vacuum excavation to protect your projects.

06/23/2026

Damaging utilities can be a serious risk to you and the surroundings of your job site. Find out the risks of utility damages and what you can do to prevent them in this week's Trinity blog post!

https://www.trinitysubsurface.com/blog-article/the-major-risks-of-utility-damages-avoiding-strikes

The Major Risks of Utility Damages: Avoiding StrikesUnderground utility damages can be dangerous. Because they are underneath the surface and out of sight, many neglect protecting utilities during excavation. Hundreds of thousands of utilities are damaged each year and many of these incidents can be...