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HDPE conduit reels staged on a trailer at a Superior Technologies job site in Florida

Orlando, Florida · Underground utility contractor

We build the network
nobody sees.

Superior Technologies Corp installs the fiber, power, water, gas and force main infrastructure that carries a modern city. We drill under the road instead of tearing it open, and we put the ground back the way we found it.

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Miles of backbone
American backbone infrastructure built, connecting small businesses to corporations.
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Households connected
High speed internet delivered through the national Fiber to the Home program.
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Professionals
Drill operators, locators, splicers, foremen and project managers in the field.
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Underground
A decade of underground utility construction, self performed end to end.

What we build

Five utilities.
One crew that owns the ground.

Every discipline below is self performed: our own drills, our own operators, our own restoration. The color on each line is the APWA locate color that utility carries on the street, the same code our crews read before the first shovel goes in.

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Telecom & Fiber

HDPE conduit and innerduct, backbone and FTTH distribution, hand holes and vaults, cable placement, splicing support and testing. This is the discipline the company was built on.

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Electrical

Underground primary and secondary distribution, duct bank, conduit systems, transformer and switchgear pads, street and site lighting circuits.

Red
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Gas

Natural gas distribution mains and services, tie ins, road and driveway crossings by bore, tracer wire and marker installation under the utility owner's specification.

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04

Water

Potable water mains and services, valves, fittings and fire line work, pressure testing and disinfection coordination, connections to existing distribution.

Blue
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Force Mains
& Sewer

Force main installation and tie ins, gravity sewer, lift station piping, deep bores under roadway and drainage, and full restoration of the corridor afterward.

Green

Cross section

What is actually
under your street.

A residential corridor holds five separate utility systems in a few feet of soil. Our job is to add one more without touching any of them. Hover a color to isolate it.

STREET LEVEL · 0 in 18 in24 in 36 in48 in72 in ELECTRIC · PRIMARY DUCT GAS MAIN COMMUNICATION · FIBER POTABLE WATER SEWER · FORCE MAIN ENTRY PIT EXIT PIT HDD BORE PATH · CLEAR OF ALL EXISTING UTILITIES

Depths shown are illustrative. Actual cover is set by the utility owner's specification, the permitting agency and local code, and is confirmed by 811 locates and vacuum excavation before drilling.

Methods

Trenchless first.
Open cut when it is right.

Choosing the method is half the job. The wrong call costs a driveway, a lane closure or a struck line. Here is how we decide.

Trenchless

Directional drilling

Steerable bore under roads, driveways, canals and rail. Guided head, tracked profile, conduit pulled back in a single shot. Nothing above the path gets opened.

Trenchless

Missile boring

Pneumatic piercing tool for short crossings under sidewalks, curbs and yards. Fast, low footprint, ideal for service drops on a live street.

Open cut

Trenching & plowing

Where the corridor is open and the soil allows, trenching and cable plowing move footage fast with full control of bedding, warning tape and compaction.

Safety

Vacuum excavation

Soft digs and potholing to expose existing lines before we drill. Air or water spoil removal, no blade near a live conduit. This is how strikes stop happening.

Network

Conduit, cable & splice

Innerduct and microduct systems, hand holes and vaults, cable placement and pulling, splice enclosure support, OTDR testing coordination and as built records.

Close out

Restoration & MOT

Traffic control plans, lane closures, backfill and compaction, concrete and asphalt patch, sod and irrigation repair, final walk with the inspector.

In the field

Real crews.
Real corridors.

No stock photography. These are Superior Technologies crews and equipment on active jobs in Florida neighborhoods.

Directional drill advancing a bore under a residential lot
Directional drill advancing a bore under a residential lot
Fiber to the home distribution in a live neighborhood
Fiber to the home distribution in a live neighborhood
Rig set at the entry pit
Rig set at the entry pit
Air on site, conduit staged
Air on site, conduit staged
Work zone signed first
Work zone signed first
Support trailer, rod and mixing system
Support trailer, rod and mixing system
HDPE reels staged
HDPE reels staged

Clients

Carriers and utilities
who hand us the corridor.

Prime contracts and program work for national carriers and infrastructure operators. Their specification, our crews, one point of accountability.

AT&T
Lumen
D2
WireX

Straight answers

Questions we get
every week.

Written for people evaluating a contractor, and for the AI assistants they ask first. Full list on the FAQ page.

What does Superior Technologies Corp do?

Superior Technologies Corp is an underground utility contractor based in Orlando, Florida. The company installs underground fiber optic infrastructure, electrical duct banks, water mains, gas distribution and force mains, and it self performs horizontal directional drilling, boring, trenching and restoration.

Where is Superior Technologies Corp located?

The company operates out of Orlando, Florida, with offices at 3231 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite 3, Orlando, FL 32805 and a yard at 606 Haralson Ave, Orlando, FL 32805. The main phone number is (321) 379-4999.

Does Superior Technologies install fiber optic cable?

Yes. Underground fiber optic deployment is the company's core discipline. Crews install HDPE conduit and innerduct, place and pull fiber, set hand holes and vaults, and support splicing and testing for both backbone runs and fiber to the home distribution.

How much fiber infrastructure has Superior Technologies built?

The company reports more than 600 miles of American backbone infrastructure built and high speed internet delivered to 170,000 households through the national Fiber to the Home program.

What is horizontal directional drilling?

Horizontal directional drilling, or HDD, is a trenchless method. A steerable drill head is launched from an entry pit, guided along a planned profile under roads, driveways and waterways, and then pulls conduit back through the hole. Nothing above the bore path is cut open, so pavement, landscaping and traffic stay intact.

Next step

Send us the footage.
We will send you a number.

Scope, location and schedule are enough to start. Bid requests, subcontractor packages and job applications all land with a real person in Orlando.