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TLT Construction Co. Inc. logo, utility infrastructure contractor since 1979

For electrical contractors

You handle the electrical. We'll handle the underground.

TLT Construction Company self-performs the underground scope for electrical contractors: rock trenching, excavation, conduit, service and transformer routes, vaults, handholes, boring, potholing, concrete and restoration.

Send plans · Get one price for the underground

One bundled underground scope for the electrical contractor

Your crews set the equipment and make the terminations. We build everything under the ground and the site around it, with our own crews and machines, so the underground does not have to be split among several subcontractors.

Dig and cut

  • Rock trenching
  • Excavation
  • Utility service routes
  • Transformer routes
Rock Trenching & Excavation

Place and protect

  • Conduit installation
  • Vaults
  • Handholes
  • Transformer pads and set locations
Underground Electric Distribution

Cross and verify

  • Directional drilling under roads, drives and obstacles
  • Potholing to confirm existing utilities
Directional Drilling & HDD

Finish the site

  • Concrete
  • Backfill and compaction
  • Restoration of the right-of-way
Civil Construction & Restoration

Underground work our crews build

  • Copper grounding conductors and black underground electric cables entering a green pad-mount transformer, with PVC conduits stubbed up through the concrete pad
    Grounding and cable entries at a pad-mount transformer
  • Open utility trench with grey PVC conduit risers taped together beside a black conduit sweep, with spoil piles and a wide graded site beyond
    Conduit risers and sweeps staged in an open trench
  • Electric meter base and disconnect panel mounted on galvanized posts in an open field, with conduit rising from underground
    Metered electric service on a post rack

Why bundle the underground with TLT

On a commercial, industrial or utility job, the underground often decides the schedule. Rock, crossings, conduit work and restoration each have a different crew, and every handoff between them is a place for the job to slip.

TLT has built underground utilities since 1979 and runs the work with its own crews. Rock trenchers cut the route, crews place conduit, vaults and handholes, boring crosses what trench cannot, and the same contractor restores the site. You schedule one contractor for the underground instead of coordinating several.

Building in the Hill Country? See our Hill Country rock trenching page for the rock crews around Boerne, Kendall and Bandera counties.

Send plans. Get underground pricing.

  1. Step 1

    You send the plans

    Send plans through the bid form or call the office. List the underground scope and any utility specifications.

  2. Step 2

    We price the underground scope

    An estimator reviews the routes, rock conditions, crossings and restoration, and prices the work as one package.

  3. Step 3

    You carry one number

    You get one proposal for the full underground scope and one contractor to coordinate with on site.

Each service links to a page with scope details and what to include in your bid request.

Have plans? Get a bid.

Send your project details and plans through our Request a Bid form, or call the office if your bid date is close.