Reveal Underground Services Expand Operations
May 9, 2023
Reveal Underground Services now operates across 2 Australian states, and 4 locations (Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast & Melbourne), providing clients with Vacuum Excavation, Underground Utility Location, GPR, Utility Mapping and Concrete Scanning.
Australia - May 9, 2023 —
Vac truck and service locating provider, Reveal Underground Services, has announced the further expansion of its operations across Australia, reaching 2 states and 4 locations. Now operating in Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast & Melbourne, they continue to aim to provide the best in hydro vacuum excavation servicing, underground service location, and ground penetrating radar to clients all of their clients.
With a head office based in Hope Island, Gold Coast, and with offices in Ormeau in Brisbane, Chevallum in Sunshine Coast, and Moorabbin in Victoria, Reveal Services is now able to better serve a wider base of clients across the entirety of South East Queensland. Their team continues to expand to ensure that they are able to provide the same level and quality of service across the board, as well.
Amongst these offerings, Reveal Underground Services offers a high-quality hydro vacuum excavation, providing a safe and accurate way to ensure non-destructive digging techniques, quickly, efficiently, and with no damage to underground infrastructure. They also work as industry-leading underground service locators, which can make it easier for project planners to avoid the many issues that can plague construction, plumbing, and electrical work by highlighting any problems that might arise with site plans, even after site inspections have been completed with seemingly no issues.
The team also provides ground penetrating radar (or GPR) services that can help teams and projects get a much better complete picture through high-quality sub-surface imaging, which can be excellent for finding buried water lines, as well as the required penetration depth to hit them. Each of their three primary services is now available in the newly expanded locations, meaning clients in the electrical, plumbing, and construction industries can rely on much better and safer development of projects that require them to go underground.
The team at Reveal Underground Services is dedicated to ensuring the prevention of infrastructure injury, having worked with a wide range of plumbers, electricians, contractors, excavators, drillers, surveyors, engineers, site planners, town planners, homeowners and a variety of other professionals during their years of excavation and detecting underground services. Having already built a strong reputation for high-quality underground services, they look forward to bringing the same out to a wider client base than ever.
To learn more about Reveal Underground Services, their expanding list of locations, and the services that they provide, you can visit their website directly at https://revealservices.com.au.
Please address and send any press inquiries to Carl Molloy, who can be reached by mail at 12/331 Hope Island Rd, Helensvale QLD 4212 or on the phone at 1300 738 325. All email inquiries can be sent directly to [email protected].
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Name: Carl Molloy
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Organization: Reveal Underground Services
Address: 12/331 Hope Island Rd, Helensvale QLD 4212
Phone: 1300 738 325
Website: https://revealservices.com.au
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