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Pedre has built its reputation on our ability to install large diameter utilities in some of the most challenging work conditions possible. Utilising combinations of various shoring methodologies ranging from historical timber shoring to the latest and greatest in shoring technology allows Pedre to rise to the challenge in those difficult situations.
Our versatile fleet of resources and experienced team allows us to trench and install utilities at depths up to 9m confidently. Specific projects have taken us even deeper but we have always risen to the challenge.
Open cut trench over 6m deep, installing 1524mm welded steel water main across Mariner Way, Coquitlam.
Open cut trench over 6m deep on Capilano Road.
Open cut trench 6m deep with dual stage dewatering in Richmond.