EXARO Celebrates its 10th Year Anniversary

BURLINGAME, Calif. - Sept. 1, 2015 - PRLog -- EXARO Technologies Corporation Celebrates 10^th Year Anniversary as the only union company specializing in non-destructive testing, underground utility locating by vacuum excavation (less formally known as potholing), electronic detection and ground penetration radar. Other services include cathodic protection, concrete scanning, gas leak detection and water leak detection.

EXARO Technologies Corporation, a leader in underground utility locating to municipalities, cities, counties, state, private design, and private construction companies announced today that July 2015 marks the company’s 10^th anniversary of its founding.

Ten years ago, EXARO co-founders Hector Dominguez and Jose Dominguez were jumping through hoops, getting all their ducks in a row to get their new business off the ground. It was a hectic, nerve wrecking, exciting, busy time being on their own. The business started in the running mode right out of the gate, waiting for equipment which was to arrive just in time to start the first job, multitasking, coordinating and lining up the next job. From the start the focus has always been their clients, with their strategy of Delivering Excellence with a Sense of Urgency at a competitive price. They could not have made it this far without their dedicated employee’s quality of work and gratified clients.

Because EXARO's approach on locating utilities by vacuum excavation is to manage the risk of the unknowns in the past ten years EXARO has literally saved various contractors from catastrophic incidents by being part of a successful project team.  Various times they have found un-marked utilities directly where either drilling or excavation was scheduled to take place.  It was shortly after learning that approximately 30% of underground utilities are mis-marked or not marked at all that EXARO embraced this philosophy of managing risks for our clients and implemented various steps and procedures to help manage this risk during vacuum excavation (potholing) activities in California whether it be the Northern or Southern California.