When it comes to construction—whether you’re building a new home, launching a business, or upgrading your property—what lies beneath the surface is just as critical as what’s built above it. Underground utilities are the essential systems that keep everything running smoothly. From water and sewer lines to power and communication cables, these services are the lifelines of any modern structure.
At Artery Construction, we specialize in underground utility installation for both homeowners and businesses throughout Lander and the surrounding Wyoming communities. With decades of experience, local knowledge, and a dedication to quality work, we ensure your project has a safe and dependable foundation.
What Are Underground Utilities?
Underground utilities refer to the infrastructure buried beneath the ground that supports residential and commercial properties. These include:
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Water supply lines
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Sewer and stormwater systems
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Electrical conduit
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Gas lines
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Internet and telecommunications cables
Installing these systems properly is critical to the safety and functionality of a building. Faulty installations can lead to everything from leaks and blockages to serious safety hazards and expensive repairs.
Why Choose Professional Installation?
Installing underground utilities is not a DIY job—it’s a complex process that requires technical expertise, specialized equipment, and knowledge of local codes and soil conditions. At Artery Construction, we understand the risks and requirements involved, and we work hard to make sure every job is done right the first time. Here’s why professional installation matters:
1. Safety is Paramount
Before any digging begins, existing utility lines must be located and carefully worked around. We follow all “Call Before You Dig” protocols and use modern equipment to avoid accidents and protect everyone on-site.
2. Code Compliance
Every municipality has rules that govern how deep utilities should be buried, what materials can be used, and how systems must be inspected and approved. Our team ensures your project meets all local, state, and industry regulations—helping you avoid delays and costly violations.
3. Built to Last
We use quality materials and trusted methods to install underground systems that are built for the long haul. Our work is designed to prevent issues like settling, freezing, or corrosion—saving you headaches and repair costs in the future.
4. Efficient and Cost-Effective
With the right team, equipment, and process, underground utility installation can move quickly and stay on budget. Artery Construction is committed to helping our clients avoid unexpected costs and keep their projects on track.
For Homeowners
Whether you’re building a new home or updating an existing property, utility installation is a key part of the process. We help homeowners connect to city water and sewer systems, install septic systems, and run lines for power and internet service. We know your property is important to you, and we treat every job with care—minimizing disruption to your yard and leaving the site clean and safe when we’re done.
For Businesses
Commercial projects often come with greater complexity and higher stakes. From restaurants and office buildings to industrial sites, we provide reliable utility installation that meets the demands of commercial construction. We coordinate with contractors, engineers, and utility providers to deliver solutions that support long-term success for your business.
Our Process
We’ve refined our process over years of successful projects across Lander and central Wyoming. Here’s what you can expect when you work with Artery Construction:
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Site Evaluation – We assess the site to determine the best utility paths, identify any obstacles, and plan for efficient installation.
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Permitting and Coordination – We handle permits, inspections, and coordinate with local utilities to ensure a smooth process.
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Precision Excavation – Using our specialized equipment, we dig safely and accurately to protect existing lines and surrounding structures.
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Installation – We install each component to meet or exceed required specifications, with proper bedding, slope, and connections.
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Backfilling and Clean-Up – Once everything is in place, we carefully backfill the trench and restore the surrounding area.
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Testing and Final Inspection – We pressure test and inspect all systems before completing the job, giving you peace of mind.
Why Lander Trusts Artery Construction
Founded in 1983, Artery Construction has been a trusted name in excavation and utility work for over four decades. As a family-owned business based in Lander, we understand the unique conditions and needs of Wyoming construction. Whether it’s rocky terrain, rural properties, or harsh weather, we’re equipped to handle it all.
Our customers choose us because we’re:
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Experienced and reliable
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Fully licensed and insured
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Equipped with modern tools and machinery
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Locally owned and invested in our community
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Dedicated to safety, quality, and customer satisfaction
We’ve built strong relationships with homeowners, contractors, and business owners across Fremont County by consistently delivering excellent results.
Ready to Get Started?
If your project involves underground utility installation, trust the experienced team at Artery Construction. We’ll guide you through the process, communicate clearly, and get the job done right—on time and within budget.
Contact us today to schedule a consultation or request a quote. Let’s build something great from the ground up.
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