June: Call 811 Before You Dig: Protecting People and Pipelines
- DeNova Detect
- Aug 23
- 1 min read
Updated: Sep 2

Summer often means landscaping, building decks, or adding new outdoor features. But before you dig, even for something small like planting a tree, it’s critical to call 811.
Why? Gas pipelines may be buried just a few inches below the surface. Accidentally hitting a line can cause dangerous leaks, service interruptions, or worse. Calling 811 is a free service that alerts utility companies to come and mark underground lines so you can dig safely.
Even with careful planning, unexpected situations can happen. That’s why having natural gas alarms inside your home provides another layer of protection. If a leak occurs, alarms give you early warning so you can evacuate safely and contact emergency services.
Protecting people and pipelines starts before you dig and continues with tools like alarms that keep families aware. Prevention and preparedness work best together.
Gas Safety Is a Shared Responsibility.




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