
Excavator's Solution to Utility Late-Locate Tickets.
811 Delay Locate Ticket Management.
Our platform empowers contractors to efficiently track late locates, document second notices, and record utility responses. Capture photos and field notes with ease while generating insightful management reports. Gain improved visibility into delay trends and keep your projects on schedule.
The 811 Delay Management is a contractor-focused software platform that helps underground utility contractors document, manage, and report utility locate delays.
Unlike traditional 811 ticket management systems, this platform focuses on the financial and operational impact of late locates by providing documentation, accountability, reporting, and management tools that help contractors reduce downtime and protect their business.
Our mission is simple
Help contractors stop losing money because of late utility locates.
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Why 811 Delay Software ?
Every day, contractors lose valuable production because utilities fail to complete locates by the required start date.
Current challenges include:
Crews sitting idle while waiting for locates
Poor documentation of delays
Lost production
Ability Tracking repeats late locate tickets
No centralized reporting
Difficulty supporting claims for downtime
Management has limited visibility into the scope of delay problems
The 811 Delay Management is a contractor-focused software platform that helps underground utility contractors document, manage, and report utility locate delays.
Upload 811 tickets
Track due dates
Track multiple utilities separately
Record notes
Send second notices
Document utility responses
Produce management reports
Track downtime costs
Create delay records
Generate executive dashboards
Store photographs and supporting documentation


What Makes Our App Different Most existing software is designed to manage 811 tickets.
Our software is designed to manage contractor delays and protect contractor productivity.
Instead of asking: “Did the ticket get completed?
”We answer: “What did this delay cost the contractor?”







