Our Professional Answer: underground cable laying presents several significant challenges. These include geological conditions that require advanced excavation and boring tools, the need for precise utility detection to avoid damaging existing infrastructure, and strict safety protocols for working in confined spaces. Another major concern is preventing mechanical damage to the cable sheath during installation, which can lead to future faults. Our equipment, such as cable pulling machines and anti-twist devices, is designed to minimize these risks and protect the integrity of the cable.