Electrical and water in same trench?



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Plum rite is wrong! They can be in the same trench.
Utiluty/Service lines are required to be buried t 48" where I live.
Indeed, the water must be buried at least 18"
Indeed, the water must be buried at least 18". Unlikely you want your communications to be damaged by accident. As for my house, all communications are lying about 32" below the ground. So you got the point: the deeper - the better. If you are planning to run an electrical line alongside, you need to ask electricians. It shouldn't be a problem, but you can't predict all nuances by internet post. Professional services, such as LIVE Services Group, will run both electrical and water lines for sure. Communication lines are not a thing you wanna save money on.