Underground utilities, set to line and grade.
Gerber Construction is an underground utility contractor based in Ellington, Connecticut. Our own crews install storm drainage, sanitary sewer, water main and electrical ductbank for public and private owners across New England.
Self-performed: storm drainage · sanitary sewer · water main and services · electrical ductbank · precast structures and manholes · Since 1984 · Prequalified: CT DAS, CTDOT, MassDOT
Storm, sanitary, water and electric. Deep structures, long runs and tight corridors. Our crews set pipe to line and grade, build the structures, and leave the surface ready for whoever comes next.
Gerber Construction installs underground utilities across Connecticut and into Massachusetts: storm drainage, sanitary sewer, water mains and services, and electrical ductbank, along with the precast structures and manholes that tie them together.
Our own crews and equipment do the work. We set pipe to line and grade, build deep structures in tight corridors, keep live systems running while we work around them, and get everything tested and inspected before it's buried.
Most of our utility work is for public owners and the construction managers building for them: school districts, universities, cities and towns, and CTDOT. On UConn's South Campus we rerouted the steam, storm, sanitary and water lines ahead of new residence halls, on an open campus and around the academic calendar.
What we self-perform
- Storm drainage
- Sanitary sewer
- Water mains and services
- Electrical ductbank
- Precast structures and manholes
- Septic systems
Where we've done it
Every utility under South Campus rerouted ahead of the new residence hall, with classes in session.
Site development and utilities beneath UConn's new stadium district.
The full site package for Manchester's new elementary school, with stormwater storage below grade.
Earthwork and utilities for the research building that anchors UConn's Technology Park.