Underground Utility Construction for Data Centers Nationwide
Crigger Power installs critical underground infrastructure for data centers across the U.S., including conduit, electric, fiber, and vault systems. We use trenchless boring and open-cut trenching to build utility systems beneath roadways, structures, and active job sites without disrupting the surface or missing specs. Our crews understand the demands of data center construction, and we build every system to handle high-capacity loads and tight timelines.
Every utility install is completed in-house using Crigger-owned equipment and experienced crews. There are no subcontractors, and there are no delays. We handle the full scope—from trenching and boring to vault setting and conduit placement—through dense ground, tight sites, and active builds.
When data center utility construction needs to be done right, Crigger gets it in the ground and ready to go.
Power, Fiber & Conduit Systems Built for Data Center Loads
Crigger Power builds underground utility systems to match the scale and speed of data center construction. We install conduit networks for high-voltage power, fiber backbone, and low-voltage infrastructure, built to support heavy utility loads, rapid deployments, and long-term reliability.
Our crews trench and bore for power conduit banks, fiber optic lines, and redundant utility paths across hyper-scale, enterprise, and regional data center sites. Every line is placed on grade, with proper spacing, depth, and support systems already in place—no cut corners, no rework. We manage the job from start to finish, using our own rigs, teams, and job site coordination.
When uptime matters, and utility systems can’t fail, Crigger delivers infrastructure built to perform.
Other Trenchless Boring Services That Support Data Center Builds
Data center utility construction depends on flexibility, and Crigger Power brings the right trenchless boring method to every site. We match the bore type to ground conditions, grade requirements, and infrastructure constraints, keeping every utility run clean, controlled, and fully in-house. Our crews operate Crigger-owned rigs with no delays, no handoffs, and zero tolerance for missed specs.
These services support whole underground builds for power, fiber, and drainage across enterprise, hyperscale, and colocation sites—installed beneath active infrastructure without slowing the timeline or disturbing the surface.
Data Center Utility Construction FAQs
Data center sites operate on tight tolerances, short timelines, and infrastructure loads, leaving no room for error. That’s why developers and contractors come to Crigger Power before trenching starts or vaults are set. We handle underground utility work with in-house crews who understand what these projects demand.
Here are the questions we get most often about data center utility construction, trenchless installs, and how we support fast-paced, high-spec builds from day one. For deeper insights, visit our full FAQs and Blog page.
We install the full range of underground infrastructure needed to support data center operations. This includes:
- Primary and secondary power conduit systems
- Fiber optic backbone conduit
- Low-voltage and communication conduit
- Utility vaults, handholes, and duct banks
- Joint trench systems for multi-utility routing
Every line is built to match the data center’s utility design—installed clean, on grade, and ready for immediate integration with other sitework.
Yes. Many data center sites include surface constraints, infrastructure tie-ins, or build-around conditions where open trenching isn’t an option. We use trenchless boring—horizontal boring, jack-and-bore, and guided boring systems—to install conduit and power lines beneath roads, foundations, and active zones without disrupting what’s above.
We also offer open-cut trenching when conditions allow. Every method is selected based on project specs, not convenience. That’s how we keep jobs moving without compromise.
Power and fiber utilities must meet specific separation and depth requirements to maintain safety, signal integrity, and code compliance. Our crews install joint trench systems with precise spacing, bedding materials, and staggered conduit placement to avoid interference and support long-term reliability.
We follow utility coordination drawings exactly, and our teams adjust trench profiles in the field to keep things on spec,even in tight or unpredictable ground.
Yes. Crigger installs utility vaults, handholes, and precast structures as part of the conduit construction package. We set vaults to grade, coordinate depths and orientations, and ensure all terminations and entry points align with the utility plan.
Vaults are set by our crews using Crigger equipment—no subs, no delays. That’s how we keep conduit runs flowing and avoid schedule slips tied to site transitions.
Crigger Power handles the full underground utility scope with in-house crews—from conduit trenching and boring to vault setting and tie-in prep. We start by reviewing site utility plans and aligning with GCs, engineers, and utility providers. Once greenlit, our team handles trench layout, conduit placement, grade control, and transitions between open-cut and trenchless sections.
We install multiple utility types in one coordinated flow, ensuring clear separation, consistent depth, and code compliance throughout the run. No subcontractors. No split-scope confusion. Just one crew handling every underground utility the job needs, start to finish.
Contact Crigger Power for Data Center Utility Construction
Crigger Power installs underground power, fiber, and conduit systems built to meet the demands of fast-paced data center construction. We handle trenching, boring, vault setting, and conduit placement using in-house crews and Crigger-owned equipment—no subs, no delays, no rework. Every utility line is placed clean, on grade, and ready to support the load.
We build for uptime, speed, and site coordination. If your data center project needs critical infrastructure in the ground and done right, we’re ready.
Contact us today, and let’s start drilling it right.