GREAT LAKES CONTRACTORS

Underground hydro service lines can be installed using this method, also known as Horizontal directional drilling (HDD). This is a trench-less, accurate, and cost-effective method that does not interrupt power service to the public and other buried infrastructure lines in the work area. This method is usually employed in urban locations where conventional trenching methods is not an option.

Homebuilders and developers require hydro service installed on their projects. We work closely with home builders and local hydro distributor companies to make sure the facilities installed for underground services are up to code and standards for each unique homes.

Temporary power poles bring power to the jobsite from overhead electrical lines during the construction phase of residential or commercial projects.  We make sure the temporary power service installed are approved by ESA (Electrical Safety Association) and the pole is retrieved after permanent power has been installed on site. 

This careful method removes soil to expose critical underground utilities.  HydroVAC excavation uses high-pressure water and an industrial-strength vacuum to break up soil and collect debris in the work area. Unlike the traditional hand digging method,  the process is safe and efficient. 

Sensitive telecommunication, electrical, and mechanical contractors use precast vaults for housing switching, connecting or splicing equipment, and other utility purposes. Concrete vaults are uniform, strong, durable, and economical.  These vault installations house expensive equipment that’s essential to your business or company running smoothly. 

Our mini-excavator service is typically cover medium-sized demolition projects, mining, driving piles, and overall large-scale industrial projects. Our backhoe service is the smaller and adpatable  for farming, snow removal, loading jobs, and small-scale construction and excavation projects.