08/12/2026
400+ miles of electrical infrastructure. And a whole lot of hard work.
Yesterday, we traded conduit for BBQ for a little while and served lunch to more than 300 hardworking men and women on our Dalton Project.
To put into perspective just how much this team has accomplished:
⚡ Nearly 700,000 feet of conduit — roughly 130 miles
⚡ Approximately 560,000 feet of wire and cable — including nearly 34 miles of 35kV medium-voltage cable
⚡ More than 1 MILLION feet of MaxCell — roughly 193 miles
⚡ More than 22,000 feet of trenching
⚡ Over 4,000 large conduit elbows and sweeps
⚡ More than 116,000 duct bank spacers
Just between the conduit, wire, cable and MaxCell, that's approximately 2.3 MILLION linear feet, more than 400 miles of electrical infrastructure.
Those are some big numbers, but they don't happen without the people behind them.
Our Adman crews, alongside our labor partners at Miles Electric and Southern Electrical Alliance, and the teams from Allied Underground and Integra, have spent this summer showing up, putting in the hours and getting the job done, even through some pretty unforgiving Georgia heat.
So yesterday was about them.
More than 300 plates of BBQ from Lucky Eye-Q, some door prizes, and a chance to say something that can never be said enough:
Thank you.
Thank you to every person on this project for the long days, the hard work and the craftsmanship you continue to put in. And a big thank you to all of our sponsors who helped us make yesterday happen.
2.3 million feet tells you how much work has been done. The people behind it tell you how it got done.