Call 811 Before You Dig on Your Property

Do you have a digging project coming up?

Having your lines marked 2 days before any digging project will help keep you safe!

Graphic of shovel next to hole in yard. Text: CALL 811 BEFORE YOU DIG TO KEEP YOUR HOME AND COMMUNITY SAFE.Text: Underneath our feet is a system of complex lines delivering natural gas, electricity and other utilities to our homes. If you plan on digging a hole-big or small on your property, be sure to call 811 to have your lines marked. Having your lines marked will help you avoid injuries, property damage and costly repairs (approximately $3,500).Webinar graphic. Text: If you are planning a digging project, join an 811 Safe Digging Webinar to learn more.Graphic of white flags. Text: WHAT TO DO: You can start by marking the location where you need to dig with chalk, white paint or flags. PRO TIP: You need to call 811 for any size digging project including planting a tree, removing a stump, replacing a fence or irrigation work.Graphic of phone calling 811 and PG&E employee with hard hat. Text: Call 811 at least two working days before you plan to start your project. A PG&E representative will visit and mark gas and electrical line locations for free.Graphic of man digging a hole next to a potted tree. Text: Once your lines are safely marked, you can move forward with your digging project!Text: TO LEARN MORE ABOUT HOW TO DIG SAFELY ON YOUR PROPERTY, VISIT pge.com/811.