Utility & Infrastructure
Documentation App

Document burial depth, bedding, and route conditions: geotagged proof of underground work that survives backfill, audits, and future excavators.

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Utility crew installing conduit in an open trench
30 days
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< 2 min
To generate a PDF report
Works offline
On rural alignments, no signal
Unlimited
Photos and projects
The Problem

Without Documentation, You're Exposed

Utility contractors bury their work and answer for it decades later. Here's what's at stake.

As-Builts That Don't Match Reality

Burial depth, separation, bedding, conduit count: once the trench is backfilled, the record is whatever someone wrote down. When a future excavator hits your line or the owner audits as-builts, photos are the only ground truth — and not having them is expensive.

Damage Claims From the Public

Work in the right-of-way means working next to driveways, fences, irrigation, and landscaping you didn't touch — until someone says you did. Without pre-construction photos along the route, every claim from an adjacent property owner becomes a payout.

Agency & DOT Compliance Exposure

Traffic control plans, trench safety, restoration specs: agency inspectors expect proof, not promises. Records scattered across crew phones won't survive a DOT audit or a prevailing-wage project review.

How It Works

Three simple steps to organized, professional documentation.

1

Document the Route First

Capture pre-construction conditions along the alignment: pavement, driveways, landscaping, existing utilities, locate marks. Every photo automatically timestamped and geotagged.

2

Record Work Before Backfill

Photos organized by job and stage: locates, trenching, bedding, conduit and pipe placement, depth checks, backfill, compaction, restoration. GPS ties each photo to the station.

3

Report & Share

Generate professional PDF reports in minutes. Send daily records to agencies, engineers, and primes straight from the field.

Built for Utility & Infrastructure Contractors

Every feature designed to save you time and protect your business.

Geotagged Route Photos

Every photo captures date, time, and GPS automatically — on linear work, the location stamp is the difference between "somewhere on the job" and station-accurate as-built evidence.

Utility Stage Categories

Organize photos by phase: pre-construction, locates, trenching, bedding, placement, backfill, compaction, vaults and structures, surface restoration.

Agency-Ready Reports

Generate PDF reports for daily work records, as-built supplements, and restoration documentation. Formatted to satisfy agency inspectors and prime contractors.

Automatic Cloud Backup

Every photo backed up automatically. Infrastructure disputes surface decades later — your records will still be there.

Share with Agencies & Primes

Send reports and photos to agency inspectors, project engineers, and prime contractors via email or text link, same day as the work.

Built for the Right-of-Way

Fully offline capable — rural alignments rarely have coverage. Capture with gloves on, organize from the truck, sync back in town.

Real-World Use Cases

See how utility & infrastructure contractors use Fieldpost on every job.

Conduit run in open trench with burial depth documented before backfill

Burial Depth & Bedding Records

Photograph every run before backfill: tape measure showing cover depth, bedding material, conduit separation, warning tape placement, tracer wire. When a future contractor strikes your line and claims it was shallow, your geotagged photos prove the burial met spec at that exact location. For duct banks and casings, the pre-pour photos are the permanent record of what's inside.

Utility crew working with traffic control setup in the right-of-way

Daily Records & Traffic Control Compliance

Document each day's setup and progress: signage and channelization per the traffic control plan, trench protection in place, crew and equipment on site, stations completed. When the agency questions an invoice, an incident occurs in your work zone, or a DOT auditor calls, your daily photo record answers in minutes what would otherwise take depositions.

Completed surface restoration after utility installation

Restoration & Closeout Documentation

Photograph pre-construction surface conditions along the route, then the finished restoration: pavement patches, sidewalk panels, topsoil and seed, mailboxes back in place. Property owner claims along a utility alignment can trickle in for a year — dated before-and-after photos at each address close them immediately and keep your restoration bond clean.

Backfill is permanent. So is your photo record.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions utility & infrastructure contractors ask before getting started.

Can the photos serve as as-built documentation?

They're the strongest as-built supplement there is. Every photo is geotagged and timestamped, so depth and placement records tie to actual coordinates. Many crews photograph the tape measure in the trench at regular stations — that record outlives any red-line drawing.

Most of our alignments have no cell coverage. Does it work?

Yes. Fieldpost works fully offline. Capture photos, add notes, and organize by job anywhere on the route. Everything syncs automatically when you're back in coverage.

How does this help with public damage claims?

Photograph conditions along the route before construction: every driveway, fence, and lawn in the work zone. When a resident claims your crew cracked their driveway, the dated pre-construction photo answers it in one email. Utility contractors that document routes stop writing goodwill checks.

Can I produce a daily work record for the agency inspector?

Yes, in under 2 minutes. Photos are already organized by date and stage — select the day, generate the PDF, and email it to the inspector before you leave the site.

How is this different from the camera roll on my phone?

Camera roll photos aren't organized by project or station, vanish with broken phones and crew turnover, and can't prove location along a five-mile alignment. Fieldpost organizes and geotags everything automatically and generates agency-ready reports in minutes.

Can I add multiple crews to one account?

Yes. Plans start at 3 users for $25/month, with additional users at $10/month. Every crew documents to the same projects in real time. No annual contracts.

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