Electrical Duct Boring in the Coastal Bend
The bend's load story is export-scale: refinery row's steady appetite, the terminals' pumping and loading power, the north shore's steel-and-plastics surge drawing industrial feeders across San Patricio, and desalination-era water projects adding their own heavy services to the map. Meanwhile the cities run the coastal register — windstorm-hardening conversions in a region that rebuilt Rockport within memory, and buried feeders as the institutional answer to a windy map. We bore singles through multi-way banks to the serving utility's standard, spacers set, encasement by others where specified.
The two-section ground writes the fine print: clay-side banks run the reactive-soil program with seasonal-movement awareness, marine-side banks near the channel and bays run dewatered pits, ballast, and corrosion-aware details in the salt air.
Rail serves the corridor densely and the pipeline map runs at export-gateway density — operator standards join more alignments here than almost anywhere on the Gulf — both scoped at the desk, where scoping is free.