A pole in the driveway, a line over the building pad or a road widening in the way? GDV Utilities relocates overhead and underground power lines for developers, general contractors and public works projects.
Crews and equipment scaled to the job, from a single crew to multi-crew programs.
Setting new poles, transferring conductor and equipment and removing the old poles.
Rebuilding spans and framing to clear buildings, roads, cranes and new grades.
Trench, conduit, vaults, cable and risers to take lines underground.
Relocating poles and lines that belong to the property owner, not the utility.
Substructures for utility relocations built to the serving utility's design.
Temporary power poles to keep the site and existing customers powered during the work.
When the utility owns the line, it designs the relocation and decides what work a contractor may perform. Many utilities let the developer's qualified contractor build the trench, conduit and substructures, while utility crews make the final connections. When the property owner owns the line, a qualified line contractor like GDV Utilities can do the full relocation.
We help you sort out ownership, get the utility's requirements early and build the work your contract allows, so the relocation does not hold up your schedule.
For city, county and Caltrans-funded projects we bid line relocation and civil scopes as a prime or subcontractor. Send us the bid documents and we will review the scope.



GDV Utilities is led by people who came up in the trade and know what it takes to run safe, productive crews in the field.
Signatory to the Outside Line Construction Agreement, with IBEW-trained Foremen, Linemen, Operators and Groundmen.
Daily tailboards, stop work authority and work practices aligned with Cal/OSHA High Voltage Electrical Safety Orders and GO 95 & 128.
Bucket trucks and digger derricks for setting poles and framing, with pole and wire trailers to keep material on site.
CA Lic. A & C-10 #1163710 · AZ Lic. A & C-11 ROC #345427 · NV Lic. C-2 #0093534.
Our crews have worked on utility systems across the country, including:












…and most utility systems across the U.S.
If the pole belongs to the utility, the utility must approve and design the move, and its rules decide which parts a contractor can build. If the pole is privately owned, we can relocate it for you.
Yes. We build trench, conduit, vaults and risers and pull and terminate cable for overhead to underground conversions, coordinated with the serving utility.
As early as possible. Utility design and scheduling can take months, so start the conversation with the utility and with us during site planning.
Yes. We bid line relocation and civil scopes on city, county and agency projects in California, Arizona and Nevada.
Tell us about your project or storm call-out and we'll respond quickly. For the fastest response, give us a call.