Allegiant Utility Management

Allegiant Utility Management is a specialized utility service provider based in Aurora, Colorado, dedicated to underground utility safety and damage prevention. The company focuses on protecting underground infrastructure through comprehensive locate management, auditing, and educational services. They work closely with local utilities to ensure reliable service delivery while maintaining the highest safety standards for communities in the Denver Metro area.

Allegiant Utility Management LLC operates as a comprehensive utility management company specializing in underground utility safety and damage prevention services. The company provides essential administrative support by managing and tracking 811 tickets while preparing regulatory reports to ensure compliance with state and local requirements.

The organization offers a full spectrum of damage prevention services, including underground locate audits conducted by highly trained technicians using advanced equipment. Their expertise extends to conducting thorough third-party damage investigations and comprehensive damage claim analysis, providing critical insights for utility companies and contractors.

Education forms a cornerstone of their approach, as they believe that proper education precedes safe digging practices. AUM delivers educational presentations to utility contractors and community members, promoting awareness about underground utility safety and the importance of calling 811 before any excavation work.

Leveraging advanced technology, the company analyzes geographical and terrestrial databases to provide important updates and corrections, ensuring accurate utility mapping. Their comprehensive turn-key locate management program serves the Denver Metro area's nearly 3 million customers, working in close collaboration with local utilities to minimize service interruptions caused by accidental damage.

Allegiant Utility Management maintains strict adherence to mandates set by the Underground Damage Prevention Safety Commission, positioning safety as their primary priority while supporting Colorado's enforcement program implemented under SB18-167, which requires engineering firms to submit locate tickets for subsurface utility work.