



This North Conway homeowner needed a full underground propane setup - tank placement, gas line trenching, and a clean backfill when all was said and done. That kind of job takes more than just digging a hole. It takes a crew that knows how to lay it out right from the start, work safely around a residential property, and hand things off in good shape.
We started with layout and marking before a single bucket of dirt was moved. You can see the orange spray paint on the lawn from the initial site layout - that step matters a lot. Getting the tank location and trench path dialed in before excavation starts is how you avoid costly mistakes and rework down the line.
Once we opened things up, the excavation showed clean, well-defined cuts - a separate pit for the tank and a straight trench running back toward the house for the gas line. The yellow gas line tubing is visible running the length of the trench toward the home. That's the underground feed connecting the buried propane tank to the house. Getting the depth and slope right on that trench isn't something you eyeball - it has to be done with accuracy.
We teamed up with JSR Excavation and Hardscape LLC on this one, which is exactly the kind of collaboration that helps a homeowner get a project handled by people who know what they're doing. When underground utilities are involved, you want crews who communicate well and keep safety front and center.
From the first mark in the lawn to final backfill, this job was handled with the kind of care a homeowner's property deserves. Clean work, accurate execution, and a finished site the owner can feel good about.
