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How to Dig Safely

Call MISS DIG 811 before you dig

Call MISS DIG 811 Before You Dig

Because what you can’t see can hurt you

Just because you can’t always see natural gas pipelines or power lines doesn’t mean they aren’t buried around you. They could be below your garden or hiding under trees. A major cause of gas leaks is damage done from someone striking an underground pipeline by accident. This damage is more than an inconvenience, it can lead to personal harm, physical damages and financial loss.

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Tips for Digging Safely


What the Warning Colors Mean

Red warning flags mark underground electric lines

Red-Electric Lines

Yellow warning flags mark underground Natural Gas, Oil or Steam Lines

Yellow-Natural Gas, Oil or Steam Lines

Green warning flags mark underground sewer or drain lines

Green-Sewer or Drain Lines

Orange warning flags mark underground Communication Lines

Orange-Communication Lines

Blue warning flags mark underground water lines

Blue-Water Lines

Purple warning flags mark underground irrigation Lines

Purple-Irrigation Lines

Pink marks indicate temporary surveying lines

Pink-Temporary Surveying

White marks indicate proposed excavation

White-Proposed Excavation

IMPORTANT: If You Think You Hit or Nicked a Natural Gas Line

Call 800-477-5050 immediately if you hit or nick a gas line

Call 800-477-5050 Right Away!

Digging Within 4 Feet of Marked Lines

When you need to dig within 4 feet of marked lines, you must take extra precaution. Make sure to carefully hand dig - this exposes the marked lines. Remember that the stakes, flags or paint put down by MISS DIG show only a rough estimate of the location of underground utility facilities. Note that this is not an exact science. While electronic locating equipment is used, it has limited capabilities, so the actual location of underground facilities could vary from the position of the flags or stakes.

  • Avoid Digging Within 4 Feet of Marked Lines if Possible
  • If This Can't Be Avoided, First Expose Lines with Hand Tools

If you must dig within 4 feet of markers, use hand tools (like a shovel with a wooden handle) to carefully expose buried utility lines. Once you have found the location of underground utilities, then and only then can you use power equipment to complete the excavation.

Natural Gas Safety

If you smell natural gas (a rotten egg odor) or suspect a leak, remember:

  • Leave the area right away
  • Don't try to find the source of the leak
  • Don't use an electric device
Call 9-1-1 and 800-477-5050