• Traditional Trenching:

  • Method: Excavating a trench, laying the cable, and backfilling.

  • Pros: Cost-effective for short distances and open areas.

  • Cons: Causes significant surface disruption, can be labor-intensive, and is not suitable for crossing major obstacles like roads or rivers.

• Trenchless (HDD):

  • Method: Drilling a pilot hole along a planned path and then pulling the cable through the enlarged hole.

  • Pros: Minimal surface disruption, ideal for urban areas, and can navigate under obstacles.

  • Cons: Requires specialized equipment and skilled operators, and is more complex and potentially more expensive for shorter, simple runs.

We offer a full range of equipment to support both methods, providing you with a single source for all your cable laying needs.