Planning the underground work for cameras and gates
A new camera pole or gate connection starts with a clear route underground. These are the details worth gathering before you ask for an estimate.
Read the guideGood work.
From the
ground down.
Trenching, boring and conduit installation for security and access projects.
Based in Coral Springs, Florida
Trenching & conduitMissile boringGround boxesSite restoration
A clear path
for every connection.
From a new camera pole to a crossing beneath an existing road, the work starts with what’s underground.
Select a service to see what’s included.
Discuss your scopeTrenching & conduit
Excavation and PVC conduit installation for security, gate and access projects. Runs include the fittings and pull strings needed for the next stage of installation.
PVC conduit · Fittings · Pull stringsMissile boring & crossings
Underground crossings using missile boring where site conditions allow. FBR’s project work also includes excavation and road cutting when obstacles require a different approach.
Road crossings · Site-specific methodsGround boxes & cable paths
Ground-box placement and conduit connections that bring underground runs together. Cable pulling is available as part of an agreed project scope.
Ground boxes · Camera poles · Gate connectionsFinishing & restoration
Backfilling, general cleanup and asphalt patching where the installation calls for it. Review the proposed finish and restoration needs with the team before work begins.
Backfill · Cleanup · Asphalt patchingThe work speaks
for itself.
From the first trench to the finishing work. A look at real projects, close up.
Real project photography, digitally enhanced for clarity.
Hands-on excavation
Working alongside existing planting and underground obstacles.
An underground connection
PVC conduit installed along an open trench.
Working with the landscape
A trench follows the edge of established planting.
A path beside the gate
Excavation and conduit work alongside an existing entrance.
Connections within reach
A close look at underground access boxes.
Careful work in close quarters
Hand excavation between a walkway and established hedges.
Closing out the crossing
Asphalt patching after underground work.
The finishing work
The landscaped edge after the trench has been backfilled.
Security cameras. Entry systems. New connections.
What are you planning?From the jobsiteOriginal footage · 16 sec
There’s a lot
beneath the surface.
Roots. Rock. Existing structures.
Every site is different.
See the practical work behind each connection: navigating obstructions, preparing a route and installing the underground path.
Start with a conversation about your property and the work you need. Miguel and the team can review the scope with you.
Plan your underground work
FBR Underground ConstructionA name you know.
A team you can reach.
FBR Underground Construction is the underground construction trade name of A.N.K. Maintenance, LLC, based in Coral Springs.
Miguel Lantigua is your contact for project conversations. Nicole handles office and billing inquiries. Reach out to discuss the site, the installation and what needs to happen next.
Before the
groundwork.
Practical guides for planning your underground project.
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Let’s talk
groundwork.
Have a site in mind? Let’s talk about the location, the scope and the groundwork it needs.
Prefer to talk it through?305 527 6689
Talk with the team.
For an estimate, call Miguel or email the project details. Include the location, the type of work and your preferred timing.
Projects & estimatesMiguel Lantigua305 527 6689Email the team[email protected]Send your scope and project photosOffice & billingNicole786 368 9017AI phone assistantQuestions & callback messages754 212 9985The AI assistant can answer service questions and save a callback message. Calls are recorded.
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