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Underground infrastructure, done with precision.
Electrical, telecom, duct banks, utilities. We own the full scope so you own your schedule.
The sequence
One crew. Every phase.
Survey the site. Excavate. Install. Backfill. Restore. Single-trade excavators dig and leave. We stay through completion. That's the difference on your schedule.
01
SurveyWalk the site and lock the scope.
02
ExcavateOur equipment, our operators.
03
InstallDuct bank, conduit, pipe, vaults.
04
BackfillIncluding flowable fill and thermal encasement from our trucks.
05
RestoreHaul-off and site restoration.




How we execute
How we execute.
- Survey → excavate → install → backfill → restore, with one crew
- Non-destructive hydro excavation within 6 inches of live infrastructure
- All-inclusive bids. Scope locks at preconstruction. No change orders unless the scope changes.

Electrical and telecom infrastructure
Duct banks for campus builds.
Campus builds need duct banks, power distribution and telecom runs. Material staging, access coordination and existing-utility avoidance are on us. Your install team focuses on wire and fiber.
- Duct bank runs for N+1 redundancy
- Careful work within 6 inches of existing utilities
- Material staging and access coordination built into the schedule
- Delivery to your install timeline

Case study
Hyperscale campus, Dallas
- Timeline
- 12 weeks
- Scope
- Parallel duct banks, electrical conduit, access coordination
- Outcome
- Install teams started on schedule.
"Single crew, single relationship."Dana Whitfield, Senior Estimator, Vantor Electric

Utilities and storm/sanitary
Water, sewer and storm.
Storm and sanitary sewer systems. Water main installation. Municipal and treatment facility work needs certified crews, careful digging near live lines, and schedule discipline.
- TCEQ-certified crews
- Inspections passed on first review on 96% of jobs
- Hydro excavation within 6 inches of live infrastructure
- Scope defined in preconstruction, so the scope doesn't creep
- Fixed price once scope locks

Case study
Municipal water authority expansion
- Timeline
- 20 weeks
- Scope
- Storm/sanitary sewer, water main installation
- Outcome
- Facility operational on plan. Budget held.
"No surprises. No excuses. Week after week, same quality."Ray Okafor, Facility Manager, North Prairie Water Authority

Hydro excavation
When a bucket is the wrong tool.
Non-destructive digging near live power, cooling and water lines. A capability of the Underground division, not a separate company.
- Exposes live lines without contact
- Pairs with the full underground sequence
Next step
Have a dig coming up?
Send the drawings and the schedule. We price the full underground scope, survey to restore.