Contractors + Planners

If you're a contractor or project planner and you're getting ready to dig, click here to see how to get started with BC1C.

Homeowners

If you're a homeowner about to dig on or around your property, click here to find out how BC1C can help you avoid damaging utilities and dig safely.

Members

Being a BC1C member has numerous benefits that help reduce risk and improve efficiency. Click here to find out more about becoming a BC1C member.

We have the resources you need.

Excavator Resources

Access helpful links, safety tips and frequently asked questions that can help you use BC1C services.

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Member Resources

Click through to access documents and resources for new and existing BC1C members. 

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We have the resources you need.

Excavator Resources

Access helpful links, safety tips and frequently asked questions that can help you use BC1C services.

Read more →

Member Resources

Tap through to access documents and resources for new and existing BC1C members. 

Read more →

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Preventable Damage

Using the BC1C service before excavation begins helps prevent costly damage to underground infrastructure and utilities. Click, call or check before you dig to avoid paying for preventable damage.

Years of Service

BC1C has been providing the excavating community with a means to request information on the location of underground services which may be on their worksite prior to any ground disturbance or digging since 1994.

Locate Requests

When you click, call or check before you dig, you request a locate for potential underground utilities near your site. BC1C members who have utilities or services in the area will provide you with information, or send someone to locate the buried facilities for you.

BC1C Members

BC1C members are utility or service owners who have a vested interest in preventing disruption to their services and potential harm to excavators who may accidentally damage them. Our members provide excavators with mapping information about their utilities near the dig site.