Capabilities
Vibratory Caisson Installation
Caisson installation using vibratory methods — fast, clean installs where soil conditions allow.
Caisson installation using vibratory methods — fast, clean installs where soil conditions allow.
A vibratory hammer drives the caisson without the spoil and cure time of a drilled foundation, which keeps line projects moving in the right soils.
Crane crews handle the full pick-set-drive sequence, coordinated with the structure schedule.
Scope of work
- Vibratory caisson driving
- Crane support and rigging
- Foundation installs in suitable soils
- Coordination with structure schedules
IBEW-affiliated union crews on every job.
Storm-tested standards — 91,114.5 incident-free hours across two hurricane seasons.
Serving Michigan, Ohio & Florida from four yards.
More capabilities
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Distribution & Transmission Line Crews
Utility line construction and maintenance — overhead distribution and transmission, new build and rebuild.
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Civil and structural work for substations, built to utility specification.
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Matting, access roads, staging, and right-of-way restoration.
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Installation, maintenance, and repair of roadway and municipal lighting.
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Drilled shaft foundations for transmission structures and heavy infrastructure.
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System-wide inspection programs, run before storms find the weak poles.
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