UTILITIES AND CABLES
Cutting before excavation for new or altered utility routes.
Cuts in asphalt before excavation, utility installation or changes to the surface. TEDI helps contractors define the cutting work within the civil works project.

Asphalt cutting defines the area to be opened or altered. It must fit excavation, utility work and subsequent reinstatement. Tell Torsten about the route and overall sequence so cutting can be planned on the right basis.
Cutting before excavation for new or altered utility routes.
Cuts to open paved areas during utility projects.
Defining paved sections that need alteration.
State cut length, expected surface thickness, location and preferred timing. Describe access, traffic conditions and sequence. Clarify who handles breaking out, removal and reinstatement.
Send the location, material, dimensions and preferred timing. Attach a drawing or photo to your email if available.
Torsten reviews the enquiry with you. Access, positioning and coordination with other trades are clarified for the project.
Scope, pricing basis and execution must be agreed before work begins. Missing information is clarified first.
Asphalt cutting is used before excavation for cables, pipes and district heating, and when altering existing surfaces. The cuts define the area for subsequent work.
Cut length, surface thickness, access and location matter. Include traffic conditions and any stages. Pricing must be assessed for the specific cutting task.
Not automatically. Cutting, breaking out, excavation, removal and reinstatement must be defined in the agreement. Describe the whole process so TEDI’s part is clear.
Stages must be agreed around project sequence, access and schedule. Send a plan showing routes and expected dates so Torsten can discuss the arrangement with you.
Contact Torsten about drilling, cutting or a job where the method still needs to be established.