# Superior Technologies Corp: full site content Source: https://superior.new.newelements.com/ | Language: English | Last reviewed: 2026-08-05 Underground utility contractor headquartered in Orlando, Florida. --- ## Home **We build the network nobody sees.** Superior Technologies Corp installs the fiber, power, water, gas and force main infrastructure that carries a modern city. We drill under the road instead of tearing it open, and we put the ground back the way we found it. ### Numbers - 600+ Miles of backbone: American backbone infrastructure built, connecting small businesses to corporations. - 170000 Households connected: High speed internet delivered through the national Fiber to the Home program. - 250+ Professionals: Drill operators, locators, splicers, foremen and project managers in the field. - 10+ yrs Underground: A decade of underground utility construction, self performed end to end. ## Services We do not broker the work. Drills, operators, locators, splicers and restoration crews are ours, which is why the schedule holds and the corridor closes clean. ### Telecom & Fiber (APWA locate color: Orange) HDPE conduit and innerduct, backbone and FTTH distribution, hand holes and vaults, cable placement, splicing support and testing. This is the discipline the company was built on. Scope: - Backbone and distribution conduit systems - Fiber to the Home drops and service points - Hand holes, vaults and pedestal setting - Cable placement, pulling and blowing - Splice enclosure support and OTDR coordination - As built records and footage reporting ### Electrical (APWA locate color: Red) Underground primary and secondary distribution, duct bank, conduit systems, transformer and switchgear pads, street and site lighting circuits. Scope: - Primary and secondary underground distribution - Concrete encased duct bank - Transformer and switchgear pads - Street, parking and site lighting circuits - Conduit risers and pole transitions - Coordination with the utility owner's inspector ### Gas (APWA locate color: Yellow) Natural gas distribution mains and services, tie ins, road and driveway crossings by bore, tracer wire and marker installation under the utility owner's specification. Scope: - Distribution mains and service lines - Road and driveway crossings by bore - Tie ins and transitions - Tracer wire, warning tape and markers - Pressure testing support - Restoration of the corridor ### Water (APWA locate color: Blue) Potable water mains and services, valves, fittings and fire line work, pressure testing and disinfection coordination, connections to existing distribution. Scope: - Potable water mains and services - Valves, hydrants and fittings - Fire line installation - Wet taps and connections to live mains - Pressure testing and disinfection coordination - Backfill, compaction and surface restoration ### Force Mains & Sewer (APWA locate color: Green) Force main installation and tie ins, gravity sewer, lift station piping, deep bores under roadway and drainage, and full restoration of the corridor afterward. Scope: - Force main installation and tie ins - Gravity sewer and laterals - Lift station yard piping - Deep bores under roadway and drainage - Dewatering and trench safety - Full corridor restoration ## Methods Choosing the method is half the job. The wrong call costs a driveway, a lane closure or a struck line. Here is how we decide, and what each method is actually good for. ### Directional drilling (Trenchless) Steerable bore under roads, driveways, canals and rail. Guided head, tracked profile, conduit pulled back in a single shot. Nothing above the path gets opened. Best for: Long crossings, live pavement, mature landscaping, water bodies. ### Missile boring (Trenchless) Pneumatic piercing tool for short crossings under sidewalks, curbs and yards. Fast, low footprint, ideal for service drops on a live street. Best for: Short runs under a sidewalk, driveway or single yard. ### Trenching & plowing (Open cut) Where the corridor is open and the soil allows, trenching and cable plowing move footage fast with full control of bedding, warning tape and compaction. Best for: Open right of way, greenfield corridors, long straight runs. ### Vacuum excavation (Safety) Soft digs and potholing to expose existing lines before we drill. Air or water spoil removal, no blade near a live conduit. This is how strikes stop happening. Best for: Congested corridors, unclear locates, critical facilities. ### Conduit, cable & splice (Network) Innerduct and microduct systems, hand holes and vaults, cable placement and pulling, splice enclosure support, OTDR testing coordination and as built records. Best for: Every fiber build, from backbone to the service drop. ### Restoration & MOT (Close out) Traffic control plans, lane closures, backfill and compaction, concrete and asphalt patch, sod and irrigation repair, final walk with the inspector. Best for: Every job. The corridor goes back the way we found it. Method selection reference: | Method | Surface impact | Typical run | Where it wins | |---|---|---|---| | Directional drilling | None along the path | 200 to 1,200 ft | Live pavement, canals, mature landscaping | | Missile boring | Entry and exit pits only | 20 to 100 ft | Sidewalks, driveways, single yards | | Trenching / plowing | Full corridor opened | Unlimited | Open right of way, greenfield | | Vacuum excavation | Small potholes | Spot verification | Congested or unclear utility corridors | Ranges are typical planning references, not commitments. Final method, depth and length come from the design, the soil, the permit and the utility owner's specification. ## Projects Carriers do not hire a crew for an afternoon. They hand over a market and expect footage every week, at spec, with the corridor closed behind it. That is the work we are built for. ### 600+ miles of American backbone (Backbone) Long haul and metro backbone conduit and fiber, connecting everything from small businesses to corporate campuses. Road crossings by directional bore, deep runs under drainage, and restoration that survives inspection. ### 170,000 households connected (Fiber to the Home) Residential distribution under the national Fiber to the Home program: distribution conduit down the corridor, hand holes at the property line, service drops to the house, and a neighborhood that looks untouched when the crew leaves. ### Electric, gas, water and force mains (Multi utility) The same crews and the same drills work electrical duct bank, gas distribution, potable water and force mains, which is what lets a client consolidate a corridor under one contractor instead of four. ## About Superior Technologies Corp was built on underground fiber optic infrastructure and grew into a full underground utility contractor. More than 250 professionals, our own equipment, and a record of turnkey delivery. ### Who we are Superior Technologies Corp is an underground utility contractor headquartered in Orlando, Florida. The company started in underground fiber optic deployment, the hardest and least forgiving corner of the market, and expanded from there into electrical, gas, water and force main construction. Every project has its own challenges and our job is to bring the solutions for it. That is not a slogan we invented for a website: it is how the work actually runs. A bore that hits rock, a locate that does not match the field, a permit window that closes early. The client should never carry those problems. ### How we work - Turnkey. One contract from locate to restoration, with a single point of accountability. - Self performed. Our drills, our operators, our restoration crews. Subcontractors are used to scale, never to hide behind. - Documented. Footage, as builts and daily reporting in the client's format, not ours. - Multilingual. Field communication runs in English, Spanish and Portuguese, which is what a Florida crew actually looks like. ### Safety and the ground Underground work has one unforgiving rule: know what is down there before the head goes in. Every job starts with an 811 locate request, the APWA color code is read on the surface, and anything unclear is exposed with vacuum excavation before drilling. Traffic control is designed before the first cone is set, not after a complaint. ### Where we work Headquarters and yard are in Orlando, Florida. Crews mobilize for utility and telecom programs across the United States. Offices at 3231 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite 3, Orlando, FL 32805, and yard at 606 Haralson Ave, Orlando, FL 32805. ## Careers More than 250 people build here. Drill operators, locators, laborers, splicers, foremen and CDL drivers, working across Florida and mobilizing nationally. We hire on skill and reliability, and we train the rest. - **Drill operator**: Runs the directional drill, reads the locator, protects existing utilities. Experience on Vermeer or Ditch Witch machines is a plus. - **Locator**: Tracks the head, walks the profile, calls depth and pitch. The most underrated seat on the crew. - **Laborer**: Pits, conduit, hand holes, restoration. This is where most of our foremen started. - **Fiber splicer**: Splice enclosures, trays, fusion splicing and OTDR support in the field. - **Foreman**: Runs the crew, the paperwork and the inspector relationship. Bilingual is a strong plus. - **CDL driver**: Moves rigs, trailers, rod and reels between job sites, safely and on time. Send your name, phone, the role you want and where you can work. If you have experience, tell us on which machines and for how long. Applications are read in English, Spanish and Portuguese. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does Superior Technologies Corp do? Superior Technologies Corp is an underground utility contractor based in Orlando, Florida. The company installs underground fiber optic infrastructure, electrical duct banks, water mains, gas distribution and force mains, and it self performs horizontal directional drilling, boring, trenching and restoration. ### Where is Superior Technologies Corp located? The company operates out of Orlando, Florida, with offices at 3231 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite 3, Orlando, FL 32805 and a yard at 606 Haralson Ave, Orlando, FL 32805. The main phone number is (321) 379-4999. ### Does Superior Technologies install fiber optic cable? Yes. Underground fiber optic deployment is the company's core discipline. Crews install HDPE conduit and innerduct, place and pull fiber, set hand holes and vaults, and support splicing and testing for both backbone runs and fiber to the home distribution. ### How much fiber infrastructure has Superior Technologies built? The company reports more than 600 miles of American backbone infrastructure built and high speed internet delivered to 170,000 households through the national Fiber to the Home program. ### What is horizontal directional drilling? Horizontal directional drilling, or HDD, is a trenchless method. A steerable drill head is launched from an entry pit, guided along a planned profile under roads, driveways and waterways, and then pulls conduit back through the hole. Nothing above the bore path is cut open, so pavement, landscaping and traffic stay intact. ### What do the colored paint marks on the street mean? They follow the APWA Uniform Color Code used across the United States: orange for communication and fiber, red for electric power, yellow for gas, oil and steam, blue for potable water, green for sewer and drain lines, pink for temporary survey markings and white for proposed excavation. Locates are requested through 811 before any dig. ### Who are Superior Technologies' clients? Published clients include AT&T, Verizon, Lumen, Zayo, MetroNet, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), Wire 3, D2 and NL Insurance. ### How large is the Superior Technologies crew? More than 250 professionals work across drilling, boring, splicing, restoration, safety and project management. ### Does Superior Technologies hire subcontractors? Yes. The company works with qualified underground subcontractors and reviews new crews continuously. Subcontractors submit company legal name, area of interest, previous jobs and references through the contact page. ### How do I request a bid from Superior Technologies? Send scope, footage, location and target schedule to contact@suptechco.com, call (321) 379-4999, or use the client form on the contact page. Bid requests are answered by the estimating team. ### Is Superior Technologies hiring? The company hires drill operators, locators, laborers, splicers, foremen and CDL drivers in Florida. Applications go through the careers page and are accepted in English, Spanish and Portuguese. ### What is Fiber to the Home? Fiber to the Home, or FTTH, runs optical fiber all the way to the residence instead of stopping at a neighborhood cabinet. It removes the copper segment at the end of the network, which is what allows symmetrical gigabit service. Superior Technologies has delivered FTTH to 170,000 households. ### Does Superior Technologies restore the site after excavation? Yes. Restoration is part of the scope: backfill and compaction, concrete and asphalt patching, sod and irrigation repair, and a final walk with the owner or inspector. ### What states does Superior Technologies work in? The company is headquartered in Orlando, Florida, and mobilizes for utility and telecom programs across the United States. ### How do I report an issue at a Superior Technologies job site? Call (321) 379-4999 during business hours or email contact@suptechco.com with the street address, date and a photo. For a struck line that creates immediate danger, call 911 first and then the utility owner. ## Contact - Phone: (321) 379-4999 - Email: contact@suptechco.com - Office: 3231 Old Winter Garden Rd, Suite 3, Orlando, FL 32805 - Yard: 606 Haralson Ave, Orlando, FL 32805 - Contact subjects: client bid request, future employee, subcontractor, other - Languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese --- Spanish version: https://superior.new.newelements.com/es/ | Portuguese version: https://superior.new.newelements.com/pt/