Cable Installation

Fast

What if you could install 100' of electrical wire or cable in less than a minute without having to dig? What would that be worth?

When you need cable or wire installed into an existing landscape, there is no better machine than a vibratory plow. The speed and cleanliness cannot be matched by any other type of equipment.

Currently we operate with a group of three different sized machines. Each has is benefits, whether it be shallow or deep depth, we have a machine to match the project. A vibratory plow with a drop chute works by vibrating underground and opening up a hole so the cable drop down the back of the chute and be installed without any tension or chance of being damaged.

This is As good as it gets

This is an example of a 1" pipe installed in healthy grass and good soil. The damage to the lawn is always dependant on the current conditions. The healthier the lawn, the better the results.

Large 2" PVC pipe and wire

This is an example of large pipe being installed at the same time as a wire. The larger the pipe, the more the soil is displaced. This will settle or it can be compacted after installation.

Installation of polyethelyne pipe

This is an example of a 3/4" pipe being installed. As you can see, healthy grass results in very little damage to the grass

Wire installed with drop chute

This is an example of a pipe and wire installed at the same time. The pipe is pulled underground and the wire is dropped down a chute in the blade and placed a few inches above the pipe.

We are able to install up to 5/8” diameter cable or wire through a drop chute up to 24” deep almost as fast as your can unravel it. If you need locating tape, marking tape or locating wires installed at the same time as pipe, our equipment is capable of installing that as well.

• Utilities
• Electrical wires
• Electrical conduits
• Network cables
• Fiber Optic cables
• Pools & spas service
• Irrigation

A vibratory plow with a drop chute works by vibrating underground and opening up a hole so the cable drop down the back of the chute and be installed without any tension or chance of being damaged. The wire or marking tape can be installed on its own or at the same time as pipes or cables.

For the most part, pipes are usually installed by pulling them underground. (see: Pipe Installation)

If 24" depth is not enough or you have to visually confirm depth, you may want to consider a trencher. (see: Trenching)

If you are interested in this service, please fill out a Service Request form or contact us by phone at 450-458-7755.

If you are a contractor interested in this or other services we offer for multiple sites, please contact us here.

Youtube.com Drop chute in action

Youtube.com Cable and pipe demo