Upgrading to 200A or 400A service? We install the PG&E underground service conduit from the pole or service box to your new meter panel — bored under your driveway and landscaping whenever possible.
Conduit and sweeps per the PG&E sketch, from the pole riser or service box to the new meter.
GreenbookDirectional bore under driveways, patios and walls — no saw cutting.
TrenchlessWe work to your electrician’s meter location and schedule.
Trench, sand & tape and mandrel inspections handled.
OQ CertifiedSpare conduits for EV chargers, solar, ADUs or a future generator while the ground is open.
Future-ProofConcrete, asphalt and landscape restored.
“I couldn’t be happier with the results… all inspections were passed successfully without any issues.”
“He was very reliable and completed his portion of the job timely. I would highly recommend him to other households.”
“David was able to start on the job immediately, pivot when we hit a large boulder underground… and dig underneath a retaining wall without damaging it. He has a deep understanding of the PG&E Greenbook.”
Going from 100A to 200A, or 200A to 400A, usually means a larger PG&E service. PG&E often requires a new or larger conduit from its pole or service box to your new meter panel, installed by the customer’s contractor.
No — your electrician installs the meter panel and wiring. We install the PG&E-spec conduit and handle the trench or bore, inspections and restoration, and we coordinate with your electrician.
Often, yes, as part of a remodel or upgrade. We work from the PG&E sketch showing the new meter location and route the conduit to it.
Many upgrades are driven by EV chargers, heat pumps, solar and batteries. While we’re there, we can also run conduit to the garage, a detached ADU or a future charger location.
Based in Santa Clara, working throughout Santa Clara County, the Tri-Valley and Lamorinda.
Photos from real Apex jobs across Santa Clara County — our crew, our equipment. Tap any photo to enlarge.
“He guided me through the correct procedures to comply with PG&E’s Greenbook requirements… all inspections were passed successfully without any issues.”
“Able to start on the job immediately… and dig underneath a retaining wall without damaging it. He has a deep understanding of the PG&E Greenbook.”
“He was careful to minimize the damage to the patio and set aside the removed pavers in a neat stack… helped me navigate the process with PG&E.”
Send us the PG&E sketch and your electrician’s plan. We’ll price the underground work, usually within 24 hours.