Utilities
Electric Power, Telecommunications, Water & Wastewater
Helping those who power and connect the country.
We’ve delivered surveying, mapping, and geospatial solutions to the utilities industry for over 40 years. From electric power and telecommunications to natural gas and water, we provide comprehensive services to support the planning, design, layout, and construction of local- and national-scale projects across Canada. With industry-leading technologies and strategically located teams of legal land surveyors, project managers, field crews, and CAD technicians, we can deploy and scale our resources to meet the goals of any utilities client.
Utilities and Electric Power Infrastructure Services
For electric power generation, transmission, substation, and distribution projects, we offer a complete range of construction, facility planning, environmental, forestry, engineering, and cadastral survey services to help maintain and expand electric power infrastructure, safely and efficiently.
Whether you need support with layout, right-of-ways, as-builts, or environmental or timber management, we have the experience and expertise to help you build your telecommunications infrastructure.
We deliver innovative and cost-effective surveying solutions to water and wastewater treatment plants, booster stations, reservoirs, and sewage pumping stations. With our extensive range of services, you can plan, design, build, and monitor your water infrastructure and wastewater facilities with confidence, and bring safe drinking water and effective wastewater treatment to the communities you serve.
Our industry-leading surveying, mapping, and geospatial services enable clients to ensure the integrity of new and existing natural gas infrastructure. Using advanced equipment and technologies, we’re able to capture data in the most challenging environments so that you can plan, construct, and maintain your distribution and transmission assets in compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Some of our utilities services include:
- Transmission and distribution line surveys
- As-built surveys
- Salvage and clearing management
- Environmental land management
- Vegetation assessments
- Cadastral (legal) surveys
- Line locating and sweeping
- Preliminary engineering design and staking
“GeoVerra provided outstanding service during the design and construction phases of the Northwest Calgary Connector Pipeline. The GeoVerra team was not only able to deliver their services with the highest standard, but they went above and beyond to ensure successful project delivery. Throughout the challenging pipeline construction phase, GeoVerra collaborated with the project team and was able to implement innovative solutions in a timely manner which played an important role in keeping the project moving. We appreciate GeoVerra’s commitment to the operation and, thank the team for their dedication and hard work throughout this challenging pipeline project.”– Ranjodh Soora, Project Engineer, ATCO
“We want to recognize this phenomenal team onsite and their commitment to personal safety as well as reinforcing safety responsibilities to the Prime Contractor.”– Lucy Wan, Coastal GasLink Pipeline, TC Energy
“In our larger Alberta based FTTH program, we used 3 different survey companies and GeoVerra stood out as the best performing vendor. They had the best speed and quality of deliverables, which were delivered reliably on time without any unexpected additions. If the program expands further in the future we will definitely call GeoVerra first!”– Canadian Telecommunications Client
Fiber to the Home (FTTH)
Telecommunication companies are quickly expanding their Fiber to the Home (FTTH) internet services to rural and urban centers. These types of internet services are necessary as bandwidth usage is exponentially increasing to accommodate video on demand, smart homes devices and other online services that are becoming basic amenities in homes across North America.
The installation of FTTH services requires accurate information on all assets present in the municipalities so they can build the fiber network to people’s homes and reduce operational and capital expenses.