Between industrial load along the channel, data-center and campus growth on the west and north sides, and a grid that gets hardened after every named storm, electrical duct is steady HDD demand across this metro. We bore singles through multi-way banks, spacers set for the utility's standard, concrete encasement by others where the spec requires.
The Houston-specific engineering is buoyancy and water: duct banks in saturated ground want to float during the pull and the pits want to be swimming pools. Ballasting the pull, dewatering the pits, and shoring to depth are scope items we count on day one, not conditions we discover.
Serving-utility coordination governs feeder work — the bore plan we submit shows cover, separation, and workspace to the standard, because a returned submittal costs more schedule than a careful one.
Typical bores2"–8" conduitsingles and banks
Water handlingplanneddewatering + ballast in scope