Sprite Prime provides specialist cable pulling and utility excavation support services for electricity network infrastructure projects.
Working alongside principal contractors and network delivery partners, we support the installation, replacement and diversion of LV and EV cable networks across the North West.
Our experienced teams assist with cable installation activities, excavation works, reinstatement and site support, helping projects progress safely, efficiently and in line with programme requirements.
Cable Pulling
LV cable installation
EV cable installation
Cable replacement works
Cable diversion projects
Winch-assisted cable pulling
Jointing Support
Joint bay excavations
Cable exposure works
Jointing team support
Temporary reinstatements
Site preparation activities
Utility Excavation
Trenching works
Duct installation
Cable route preparation
Spoil removal
Material management
Our teams have supported utility infrastructure projects across the North West for a number of years, working alongside established network delivery partners.
Specialist Equipment
We operate specialist cable pulling equipment including cable winches and associated installation equipment to support efficient cable installation activities.
Reliable Delivery Support
We work closely with principal contractors, jointing teams, local authorities and project stakeholders to help maintain programme delivery and site compliance.
Typical Cable Pulling & Jointing Support Projects
LV Network Reinforcements
EV Infrastructure Connections
Cable Diversions
Utility Network Upgrades
Jointing Support Works
Highway Utility Installations
New Supply Connections
Asset Replacement Projects
Need Cable Pulling Support?
Whether supporting LV cable works, EV infrastructure connections or wider utility network upgrades, Sprite Prime provides reliable cable pulling and site support services across the North West.
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