Inspection of underground utilities (such as utilities, etc.) involves checking the condition of underground systems used in urban and rural infrastructure (such as water, sewage, electricity, and heating lines). This inspection covers the following aspects:

• System Inspections: The condition and functionality of utility systems, including water, sewage, gas, and electrical lines, are checked.
• Diagnostics and Analysis: Specialized equipment (such as cameras and sensors) is used to identify issues. This helps detect leaks, blockages, and other damages..
• Safety and Success: The proper functioning of systems is ensured for the safety of the environment and people. Based on inspection results, appropriate repair and upgrade measures are implemented.
• Planning and Management: Effective management and long-term planning are carried out by considering the condition of underground communications and repair needs.
• The identification and planning of underground communication lines is an essential process in various cases, as an integral part of topography and geodesy services. Before buildings and structures are constructed, it is crucial to accurately know the locations of various underground communications to prevent significant costs that may arise later. Inaccurate information about the locations of water pipelines, electrical cables, gas pipelines, communication lines, heating networks, etc., can lead not only to significant costs but also to the inevitability of emergencies.