Electrical Duct Boring on the Georgia Coast
The coast's load story is expansion-grade: terminal electrification and cold-storage feeders in the port's world, the metaplant's campus-scale services and the supplier ring following it, logistics-park power down the interstate spurs, and the residential circuits three counties of growth keep ordering. Hurricane wisdom keeps hardening conversions in permanent rotation — this coast has watched enough storm tracks to bury what it can — and the historic district's undergrounding carries preservation review alongside the utility's standards. We bore singles through multi-way banks to the serving utility's standard, spacers set, encasement by others where specified.
The weave writes the duct-bank fine print: ridge banks run sandy production with the water table priced in, marsh-edge banks get settlement-aware design with engineered pits and ballast, and salt air earns its corrosion-conscious details throughout.
Rail serves the port at main-line density — the harbor's boxes leave on steel — putting railroad windows on more feeder alignments than the map suggests; they go into the scope sheet at the desk.