Crew feeding red power conduit from reels beside a roadway

●Capability 3.0

Underground power

Conduit for electric utilities, cooperatives, solar sites, and developers, installed under roads and finished ground without open-cutting.

Overview

Undergrounding power puts the work beneath everything else.

Undergrounding electric lines protects them from storms and keeps rights-of-way clear, but it puts the work underneath roads, driveways, and established properties.

Sosebee bores and places conduit for underground primary and secondary, service lines, and site electrical runs, with the surface left intact.

We work alongside utility crews and electrical contractors, following their specs for conduit size, depth, and route.

Scope

Power conduit we install.

Underground conduit for distribution, service, and site electrical work.

01Underground primaryConduit for primary distribution lines under roads and developed ground.

02Underground secondarySecondary runs from transformers to meters and panels.

03Service boresBores under driveways, yards, and walks for new or relocated service.

04Overhead-to-undergroundConduit paths for lines moving from poles to underground.

05Solar & site conduitCollection and site conduit for solar and commercial developments.

06Road & driveway crossingsCrossings that keep pavement intact and traffic moving.

Crew placing red power conduit from reels beside a roadway — Conduit placement · roadside

Reamers and drill tooling loaded in a truck bed — Tooling for pullback

How it works

Specs in, conduit in the ground.

Built to the utility's specs, with the surface left intact.

01Review specsWe confirm conduit size, depth, and route with the utility or electrical contractor.

02Locates & potholing811 locates confirmed and existing lines exposed at every crossing.

03Pilot boreThe bore follows the planned path, tracked from the surface foot by foot.

04Ream & pull conduitThe hole is opened to size and the conduit is pulled back into place.

05RestorePits are backfilled and the property is left as we found it, or better.

FAQ

Common questions.

What kind of power work does Sosebee do?

We bore and place underground conduit for electric primary, secondary, and service lines, plus site conduit for solar and commercial developments.

Why bore instead of trenching for power?

Boring keeps roads, driveways, and finished properties intact, limits restoration to the entry and exit pits, and avoids shutting down traffic.

Who do you work with on power projects?

Electric utilities, cooperatives, solar developers, electrical contractors, and site developers.

Do you follow utility specifications?

Yes. Conduit size, depth, and routing are confirmed with the utility or electrical contractor before the bore starts.

Where does Sosebee work?

We are headquartered in Hayesville, North Carolina, and mobilize crews nationwide.

More from Sosebee.

One crew for the bore, the conduit, and the restoration.

Contact

Have a crossing to make?

(828) 557-9576

Call the office directly. You'll reach the people who run the work.

Headquarters: 130 Dairy Way
Hayesville, NC 28904
Service area: Nationwide
Established: 2018
Certification: HDD certified ↗