SELA SUBTERRA LLC is an underground infrastructure and fiber construction contractor. We carry a project from plan to restored surface with coordinated crews — Plan → Bore → Install → Blow → Splice → Test → Restore.
Turnkey fiber construction capabilities
Our core differentiator is turnkey fiber deployment: a single contractor handling HDD, conduit installation, fiber blowing, splicing, testing, and restoration. Removing handoffs between trades shortens schedules and gives the owner one accountable party from bore to lit network.
Services
- Horizontal directional drilling
- Fiber conduit installation
- Fiber blowing
- Fiber splicing & testing
- Turnkey fiber deployment
- Microtrenching
- Underground utility installation
- Utility crossings
- Potholing & verification
- Bore pit excavation
- Handhole & vault installation
- Site restoration
Equipment
- Directional drilling rigs across multiple pullback ranges
- Electronic walkover & wireline locating
- Mud systems & reaming tooling
- Fiber blowing machines
- Fusion splicers, OTDR & power meters
- Microtrenching & trenching equipment
- Excavation & bore pit support
Crew capabilities
- Multi-crew directional drilling teams
- Fiber blowing & splicing crews
- Coordinated turnkey deployment
- Cross-trained across methods
- Production-focused scheduling
Project types
- Broadband & FTTH deployment
- Telecommunications conduit
- Municipal fiber networks
- Utility crossings & service laterals
- Prime contractor subcontracted HDD
- Multi-state regional programs
Mobilization
- North Carolina, South Carolina, Michigan, Florida
- Georgia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky
- Willing to mobilize for qualified programs
- Regional & multi-state deployment
Safety practices
- Utility research & one-call notification
- Potholing at crossings
- Electronic bore tracking
- Stop-work authority & crew communication
- Documented bore paths
Services in detail
Contact information
SELA SUBTERRA LLC
Phone: 704-312-2950 · Email: production@selasubterra.com
Service area: North Carolina, South Carolina, Michigan, Florida, Georgia, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky — and willing to mobilize.