Utility Joint Trenching
Joint trenching puts several utilities in one shared trench instead of digging a separate trench for each. It is the core of what Hudson Excavation has done since 1998, and it is how most new developments get their power, gas and communication lines in the ground.
What is utility joint trenching?
Utility joint trenching is the process of excavating a single trench that carries more than one utility, such as gas, electric, phone, fiber and cable TV lines. Using one trench reduces the amount of digging on a site and keeps utilities organized underground. Hudson Excavation performs joint trenching for residential and commercial projects across Northern California.
Utilities we trench for
- PG&E gas and electric
- AT&T services
- Fiber optic cable
- CATV
Who this is for
Commercial developers, residential developers and land developers planning new sites, commercial business owners adding or upgrading service, and homeowners who need utilities brought to a single-family home.
Why Hudson for joint trench work
Our crews maintain Operator Qualifications for PG&E and other utility work, and we are signatory with Operating Engineers Local 3 and Laborers Local 304. We have been doing this kind of work for more than 25 years, and the priority on every site is the same: do it safely and do it right.
COMMON
QUESTIONS.
What utilities can go in a joint trench?
On our projects, joint trenches carry PG&E gas and electric, AT&T, fiber optic cable and CATV.
Do you trench for residential projects?
Yes, from single-family homes to larger residential and commercial developments.
HAVE A PROJECT THAT
NEEDS TO GO UNDERGROUND?
Send us the plans or a quick description of the job. One of our staff members will get back to you within the next business day.
Brentwood, CA 94513