Underground & Heavy Equipment
We own the iron and the crews that run it
Underground utility work is on the critical path of nearly every site. We self-perform trenching, duct banks, and utility installation with an owned Cat® equipment fleet and certified operators — so the dirt work never waits on a subcontractor's calendar.
Underground Capabilities
From open trench to backfill and restoration
Trenching & Excavation
Open-cut trenching, mass excavation, and precision digging for utilities, foundations, and site infrastructure.
Duct Banks & Conduit
Concrete-encased duct banks, multi-way conduit runs, and pull-box / vault installation for primary distribution.
Primary & Secondary Utility
Underground electrical distribution, transformer pads, switchgear foundations, and utility tie-ins.
Wet Utilities & Coordination
Coordination of water, sewer, and storm crossings with electrical and communication pathways.
Site Preparation & Grading
Clearing, rough and fine grading, pad preparation, and compaction for building and equipment areas.
Backfill & Restoration
Engineered backfill, compaction testing coordination, and surface restoration to spec.
Equipment Fleet
An owned Cat® fleet, ready to mobilize
Owning our equipment means we control availability, maintenance, and cost. No waiting on rental yards, no markup on someone else's machine — the right unit shows up when the schedule calls for it.
| Equipment Class | Typical Use | On Site For |
|---|---|---|
| Excavators | Trenching, mass excavation, duct bank dig | Utility installation, foundations |
| Wheel & Skid-Steer Loaders | Material handling, backfill, site cleanup | Earthwork, grading support |
| Backhoe Loaders | Versatile dig / load on tight sites | Utility tie-ins, spot excavation |
| Dozers | Grading, pushing, pad preparation | Site prep, rough grading |
| Compactors & Rollers | Trench and pad compaction | Backfill, subgrade |
| Trenchers & Support Equipment | Continuous trench, dewatering, hauling | Linear utility runs |
Fleet composition scales to project size. Equipment classes shown are representative of typical mobilization.
Why It Matters
The schedule advantage of self-performing dirt
When the underground scope is subbed out, the general contractor inherits a coordination problem: the trench has to be open when the electrical crew is ready, and backfilled before the next trade arrives. We solve that by running both crews ourselves.
Our operators and our electricians work from the same schedule, the same submittals, and the same project manager.
See how it ties to electrical- Equipment availability we control, not a rental yard
- Operators and electricians on one coordinated schedule
- No sub-to-sub hand-off between trench and conduit
- Single accountability for the underground scope
- Maintained fleet — fewer breakdowns, fewer delays
- Cost certainty without third-party markup
Our Work
Underground & trenching in the field
Self-performed trenching and underground utility work with our owned Cat® equipment fleet — on commercial sites and in the street.
Conduit & Duct Bank
Operated Safely
Underground work, done by the book
Locate & Verify
Utility locating and potholing before the bucket breaks ground.
Certified Operators
Trained, certified equipment operators on every machine.
Trench Safety
Shoring, sloping, and competent-person oversight on excavations.
Got a site that needs to move dirt and power?
We'll mobilize the right equipment and crews to keep your underground scope off the critical path.
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