Sector
Electricity networks
Electricity work leaves no room for guesswork underground. We carry out the civils for low- and medium-voltage cable routes, from trial holes and trenching to duct formations, joint bays and pillar bases, to the network operator’s specification and safety rules.

What clients need
What this work demands
- Ducts laid to the specified formation, depth and cover, and proved before backfill
- A clean split between civils and electrical work, with safe working around live networks
- Records of duct positions and depths the network operator can rely on
- Reinstatement to the road authority’s standard
What we do
- Open-cut trenching and multi-way duct formations
- Joint bays and cable chambers
- Feeder pillar and mini-pillar bases and duct entries
- Duct proving and cable protection
- Road crossings and ducts under entrances
- Temporary and permanent reinstatement
How we work
- Network operator specifications, cross-sections and safety rules
- Operator inductions completed before work starts
- Services located and confirmed by trial holes before excavation
- Jointing, testing and energisation left to the electrical contractor
Services
Services for this sector
Power cable trenching and ducting
Open-cut trenching, duct formations, joint bays, chambers, cable protection and reinstatement for LV and MV cable routes.
Scope and handoverPublic lighting civils
Breakout, column bases, column removal and installation, ducting, junction-box chambers and reinstatement for lighting upgrades.
Scope and handoverConcrete and reinstatement
Breakout and reinstatement of footpaths, kerbs, paving and driveways after utility works, measured and photographed.
Scope and handover
Related work
Public lighting civils across Dublin City
Civils for the replacement of public lighting columns, delivered street by street under road-opening licences: breakout, ducting, chambers, column removal and installation, and reinstatement of the footpath and road.
Sectors
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Contact
Talk to us about electricity networks
Tell us where the work is, what it involves and when it starts. We will come back to you to talk it through.


