NCS performs horizontal directional drilling (HDD), open trenching and excavation, underground utility construction, telecom and broadband infrastructure, trenchless solutions, outside plant construction, structured cabling, splicing and testing, walk-out and design support, permitting support, and full project management.

Projects range from individual service connections and smaller excavation or utility scopes to commercial, municipal, broadband, and multi-mile infrastructure projects.

Yes. NCS performs open trenching and excavation for underground utility installation, replacement, service connections, tie-ins, bore pits, work areas, and related construction.

Crews can work in normal soils as well as difficult Southwest ground conditions, including hard and rocky material. Trenching can be provided as a standalone scope or as part of a larger underground utility or directional drilling project.

Yes. NCS works for homeowners as well as commercial, municipal, utility, telecom, development, and public-sector clients.

Residential work may include utility service trenches, underground utility installation or replacement, excavation, directional boring, and other projects that require professional underground construction equipment and field crews.

Project size and site conditions vary, so the best way to determine fit is to send NCS the location and a brief description of the work for review.

Yes. NCS uses self-performing crews with field experience, helping keep scope, scheduling, safety, quality, and delivery under tighter control.

This is especially valuable on directional drilling, trenching, underground utility, broadband, and difficult-site projects where field conditions can change quickly.

NCS serves Arizona and the Southwest, with licensing in Arizona and California. The company is based in Camp Verde, Arizona, and has extensive regional experience with Southwest soils, rock, terrain, access conditions, and underground construction.

Yes. NCS regularly works in difficult Southwest field conditions, including hard ground, rocky soils, restricted access, remote locations, and projects requiring specialized excavation or drilling approaches.

Site conditions are reviewed as part of project planning so the crew can select the appropriate equipment and construction method before work begins.

Yes. General contractors, municipalities, utilities, developers, businesses, and homeowners can send project information to NCS for review.

For larger projects, useful information may include plans, bid documents, utility requirements, schedules, permitting needs, and site constraints. For smaller projects, a location, description of the work, approximate dimensions, and photographs may be enough to begin.

Yes. NCS can provide individual construction scopes such as trenching, excavation, bore-pit construction, directional drilling, utility installation support, tie-ins, backfill, compaction, and restoration.

NCS can also manage broader underground utility and infrastructure projects when a more complete field solution is required.

NCS is an underground utility and infrastructure contractor with capabilities that extend well beyond inside cabling. Services include HDD, trenching and excavation, underground utility construction, broadband and OSP construction, trenchless solutions, splicing and testing, and project management.

That allows NCS to support projects from underground field construction through communications infrastructure and final system delivery.

Yes. NCS supports both public- and private-sector projects, including municipal agencies, public entities, general contractors, telecom providers, utilities, private developers, businesses, and residential property owners.

NCS provides contractor qualification information for primes, agencies, utilities, and procurement teams reviewing project fit.

Available information includes EMR, bonding capacity, licensing, UEI, CAGE information, and other contractor qualification details contained in the company's project review materials.

Yes. NCS provides a downloadable capabilities statement above summarizing core services, project experience, differentiators, licensing, bonding, safety information, UEI, CAGE information, and other contractor qualifications.

Contact NCS with the project location and a description of the work. Include plans, bid documents, photographs, approximate dimensions, scheduling requirements, or known site conditions when available.

NCS can review the information and determine project fit, likely construction approach, and the next steps needed to develop the scope.