Blocked Utility Duct Repair in BC
Blocked electrical or telecom utility duct cleared or replaced — camera inspection, rodding, jetting, or targeted excavation across BC.
- Camera Inspection
- WorkSafeBC Compliant
- Electrical & Telecom Duct
- Fraser Valley & Lower Mainland
What We Do
A blocked utility duct — whether it carries electrical cables, telecom, or data — prevents wire pulls and can halt a project entirely. UndergroundPower clears blocked utility duct using camera inspection to confirm the blockage, then rodding, jetting, or targeted replacement to restore the run.
WorkSafeBC Compliant · Fully Insured
What's Included
- Camera inspection to confirm blockage location and type
- Rodding to clear soft blockages without excavation
- High-pressure jetting for compacted debris or sediment
- Root cutting for root intrusion
- Targeted excavation and duct replacement if clearing fails
- Pull-through test to confirm the duct is clear and properly sized
Why Choose UndergroundPower
Camera inspection confirms the blockage before any work begins.
We clear without digging whenever possible.
Experience with electrical, telecom, and data duct.
Licensed and WorkSafeBC compliant.
Fast turnaround — most jobs completed in one visit.
Written quotes before work begins.
Get a Quote for Blocked Utility Duct Repair BC
We respond within one business day. No obligation, no runaround.
Frequently Asked Questions
What causes utility duct to become blocked?
Root intrusion, sediment and debris through damaged joints, concrete or grout from nearby construction, and partial conduit collapse are the most common causes.
Can you clear a blocked duct without excavating?
Often yes. We start with rodding or jetting through the existing access points. If the blockage can't be cleared that way, we use the camera to pinpoint the location and open only that section.
Do you work on telecom and data duct as well as electrical?
Yes. We clear and repair underground duct for electrical, telecom, and data applications.
How do I know if my utility duct is blocked?
If you can't pull wire through the run, or if a mandrel test fails, the duct is blocked or damaged. A camera inspection confirms the diagnosis and locates the problem.
Ready to Get Started?
Call us or submit a quote request — we'll get back to you within one business day.