Permanent Installations in Public Right-of-Way
Permanent installations in the public right-of-way require precise execution to ensure durability and compliance with municipal codes. At SoCal Sewer & Water, we have the expertise to handle a wide range of infrastructure projects, including those in the public right of way.
What is a Public Right of Way?
A public right of way, abbreviated as PROW, is a piece of land set aside for public use, such as a sidewalk, road, or walking path. The public has the legal right to travel on a PROW without obstruction. PROWs are owned by government entities such as cities, states, or municipalities, so making modifications to a PROW generally requires permits.
Some examples of permanent installations we can make in a public right of way include:
- Utility access points such as manholes
- Water and sewer connections
- Constructing durable utility vaults
- Installing long-lasting access points for water and sewer systems
- Repairing or upgrading existing public right-of-way installations
We also offer end-to-end project management, from obtaining permits to final inspections, ensuring seamless coordination with local agencies. Safety is a top priority, and we use only premium materials to guarantee longevity and reliability.
With a focus on safety and quality, we ensure your project is completed to the highest standards while minimizing disruption to the surrounding area. Trust SoCal Sewer & Water to deliver efficient and compliant solutions for all your public infrastructure needs.