
Utility installation and ducting works for housing, commercial and industrial developments — trenching, duct laying, draw pits, chambers and backfill for ESB Networks, Eir, Virgin Media, Gas Networks Ireland and water services. Routes are recorded for as-built drawings and reinstated to specification.
Utility ducting is the trenching, duct laying, draw-pit and chamber work that lets ESB Networks, Eir, Virgin Media, Gas Networks Ireland and water services bring their connections onto a site. Ducts are laid at the correct depth with the required bedding, warning tape and separation, and routes are recorded before backfill. Rayco Civils installs utility ducting nationwide.
The customer's contractor normally installs the ducting, draw pits and backfill on site to ESB Networks' specification, and ESB Networks pulls and terminates the cable. We carry out the civils side of that work.
Services can often share a trench where the required vertical and horizontal separation and cover depths are maintained. Each provider's specification governs the layout.
A draw pit is an access chamber on a duct run that lets cable be pulled through in manageable lengths and gives access at bends and junctions for future maintenance.
Yes. Road and footpath crossings are backfilled and reinstated to the required specification, and the route is recorded for as-built drawings.
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