Free DigSmart Software determines your need for Archeological Consultation BEFORE your Construction Project Breaks Ground!

• Are you building a construction project which requires excavation in an area that could contain historic resources or artifacts? 

• Are you worried about complying with CEQA, NEPA or a possible request for a cultural resource inventory on your project?

Archeological Resources Service has developed a proprietary software package called the Digsmart Sensitivity Predictor which allows you to enter key descriptive parameters about your project work site and get an immediate analysis of the likelihood you will need archeological consultation on your project.  Parameters entered are simple items you already know like the size of the plot in acres, the hours per day of sunlight striking the parcel, and other parameters about the character of the property. 

Our unique program will give you immediate, private feedback on the likelihood that you will encounter cultural or historic resources that could require costly mitigation or redesigns.  This is a perfect tool if you are evaluating multiple project sites for your construction project.

To get your FREE copy of the Digsmart Sensitivity Predictor, please fill out the the order form which you can download here, and mail it to us with a self-addressed, stamped return mailer for a CD-Rom at:

Archaeological Resource Services
3820 Bodega Ave.
Petaluma, California  94952
ATTN: Digsmart Offer

Archaeological Resource Service
50 Executive Ave. Suite A
Rohnert Park, California 94928
Phone: (707) 586-2577 Fax: (707) 586-2580
Email: info@digsmart.com

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The information provided herein is for general background purposes only and is not intended as a definitive statement of either the presence or absence of archaeological deposits on any particular property or the handling thereof. 
It is not a substitute for professional investigation and advice and should not be relied upon as such.

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