Electrical conduit
Prepare the underground path for electrical contractors and ASPs, with the route and cover confirmed against the project requirements.

Underground Pathways
Underground conduit pathways for electrical, telecommunications, NBN, data and future services, delivered through the right combination of pits, underboring and trenching.
Underground conduit pathways for electrical, telecommunications, NBN, data and future services, delivered through the right combination of pits, underboring and trenching.
Prepare the underground path for electrical contractors and ASPs, with the route and cover confirmed against the project requirements.
Install a draw-in-ready pathway for communications, fibre, NBN and data work where the conduit specification allows.
Coordinate spare or future pathways with the project team where the design calls for them, without claiming connection work we do not perform.
Use a trenchless crossing beneath a driveway, footpath or road where the surface and site conditions make it suitable.
Use open-cut excavation where the service needs a continuous route, grade, pit or wider corridor.
Coordinate pit locations, conduit entry and draw rope requirements against the actual service design and installation scope.
How it runs
Review the service type, conduit or pipe specification, route, pits, levels and access with the project team.
Plan around existing services and mark the route before boring, trenching or pit excavation.
Use the agreed combination of underboring, trenching and pit work to prepare the underground route.
Leave the pathway ready for the electrical, communications, plumbing or civil contractor responsible for the next stage.
Choose the right method
The right method depends on the surface, alignment, access, ground and service specification. We assess the crossing before recommending the least disruptive practical approach.
The pathway must cross an existing driveway, road, footpath or other finished surface and a pit-to-pit route is suitable.
The route needs a continuous open excavation, specific grade, pit, bedding or coordinated service corridor.
We work across Sydney for property owners, electricians, Level 2 electricians and ASPs, plumbers, builders, civil contractors, utilities, councils, NBN and telecommunications contractors, and commercial contractors.
No. We prepare the underground pathway and crossing. Connection, termination and other regulated work must be completed by the appropriately licensed or accredited contractor.
Yes, where the driveway, alignment, ground and existing services make a trenchless crossing suitable. See our driveway underboring service for the specific assessment.
Draw ropes can be included where they are part of the agreed conduit installation specification.
Both methods are available. We choose between them based on the surface, ground, route, grade, access and service requirements.