If you hit an underground utility line while digging,  never try to fix or cover up a strike. Immediately stop work and ensure everyone's safety. Safety comes first, always: be part of the solution, not another statistic.

Hitting a line isn’t just an inconvenience, it can lead to serious consequences. A quick locate request now can save thousands later. It’s not an exaggeration—it’s damage prevention.

Ever wonder how your online order gets from your phone to the warehouse and then to your doorstep? It’s not just trucks and tracking numbers—there’s a network powered by hidden infrastructure. To prevent disruptions, Contact NDOC before you dig.

How do you locate underground utilities?WRONG answers only.Drop your funniest answers in the comments. We’ll start:“Ask Siri. She knows everything.” We joke—but we all know filing a locate request is the only RIGHT answer. Just contact NDOC at ndonecall.com.

Utility lines are buried at different depths, and some can be surprisingly shallow (we’re talking inches)—close enough to hit with a simple hand tool. So, no matter the type of excavation project, contact NDOC at ndonecall.com a few business days before you dig.

It’s 811 Day at the State Fair! Stop by and learn about the importance of #Call Before You Dig. ⁦ND One Call⁩

We offer multiple ways to request utility locates so you can choose the option that works best—whether that’s filing online at ndonecall.com, using our mobile app, or talking with one of our team members by phone. However you contact us, just make sure you do.

Marking your intended dig area with white will help locators know exactly where to focus. So next time you’re out running errands, grab a can of white spray paint or a pack of utility flags—because being ready to white line means being ready to dig safely.

We love partnering with schools, fairs, and local organizations to spread the safe-digging message. When people understand what’s underground, the whole community stays safer.Want us at your next event? Reach out—we love showing up for safety.

Even simple structures can mean deep posts and anchors. That’s why contacting NDOC before you dig isn’t just a suggestion, it’s a smart start that protects your home, your timeline, and your wallet from a major oops. Safe projects start underground. Know what’s below every time.

We’re celebrating 811 Day all month long with our #SafetyFirstDigSecond campaign! We’re walking through the real steps behind safe digging, before the shovel ever hits the ground. Because when it comes to underground utilities, skipping safety steps can cost you more than time.

⚠️ Step one in safe digging? Mark where you plan to dig. When your dig site is clearly marked, utility locators know exactly where to locate, making the process smoother and more accurate. #WhiteLining #811Safety #DamagePrevention #SafetyFirstDigSecond

Happy 811 Day! The most important step in underground safety is also the easiest: contact NDOC at ndonecall.com. Whether you click, tap the app, or dial 811, you’re starting a quick service that helps prevent injury, outages, and expensive repairs. #811Day

We know you’re excited to start your project, but when it comes to safety, patience is more than a virtue, it’s a requirement. After you contact NDOC at ndonecall.com, wait until all utility lines have been marked. #811Day #SafeExcavation #SafetyFirstDigSecond

Think of your 811 ticket as your dig site blueprint; every detail matters. Before you start excavation, take a few minutes to make sure everything is accurate and up to date. A quick review now can help avoid delays, confusion, or costly mistakes later. #SafetyFirstDigSecond

Those colorful utility markings aren’t just festive—they’re lifesaving guidelines. Striking a line can cause serious injury, property damage, or outages. Don’t move flags for any reason if you still need to dig and use hand tools. #SafetyFirstDigSecond

This #811Day, we're grateful for everyone who makes #SafetyFirstDigSecond more than a slogan. From homeowners planning small projects to professional crews tackling major digs—thank you! Visit ndonecall.com for everything you need to dig safely all year long.

Some utility lines on your property aren’t marked through NDOC. To map those lines, you’ll need to hire a private utility locator. It’s a smart step toward building a complete picture of what’s underground and digging more safely. Contact NDOC at ndonecall.com

That quick backyard project can get expensive fast if you hit a shallow buried utility line. Before you dig, even just a few inches, contact NDOC at ndonecall.com to have buried utilities marked. It’s quick, it’s easy, and it can save you from a costly lesson.

Monday, September 1, (#LaborDay) will not count towards your standard notice required when filing a locate request, so please plan accordingly.