Cables
Cable conduit installation
Protective ducts for telecom and power — precise path with limited surface impact.
Cable ducts often cross roads, yards and existing utilities. HDD installs conduits without a long open trench.
When to use HDD
- Telecom cable ducts
- Power cable protective conduits
- Crossings under roads and sites
- Sites with limited excavation options
Work sequence
Focus on diameter, geometry and access.
Route and diameter review
Pilot bore
Reaming to conduit diameter
Conduit pull-back
What we need from you
- Approximate location / address
- Start and end points (map or sketch)
- Desired pipe / conduit diameter
- Approximate route length
- Known obstacles (road, rail, rivers, existing utilities)
- Contact person and phone / email
Technical limits
- Practical limits up to about 700 mm diameter, 25 m depth and 450 m per bore — depending on ground and geometry.
- Actual capability depends on soil, pipe material, diameter, access and permits.
- Every job is assessed individually — there is no one identical process for every site.
Equipment
FAQ
Do you also pull the cable itself?
Our stage is drilling and conduit installation. Cable pull-in is usually done by the telecom/power partner.
What diameters are typical?
It depends on the design — from compact ducts to larger bundles. State the desired OD in the form.
Does it work in urban sites?
Yes — compact rigs (e.g. UNI 24x20) are suited to limited access.
How do I request a quote?
Use the services page form with location, length and diameter.