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Fiber & Telecom Build Consulting
Telecom is where Beau started in 2003 and what 406 Underground specialized in. Plan the underground side of a fiber build with someone who has built it.
What this covers
- Route and design review from the construction side
- Bore vs. plow vs. trench by section
- Handhole, vault and structure placement
- Production and crew planning
- Restoration and traffic-control scope
- Subcontractor scope and oversight questions
When to call
- A broadband or fiber build is coming and you need a constructability check
- You're a carrier or utility planning underground scope
- You're a contractor stepping up to larger telecom work

What you get
- Route / method recommendations by section
- Constructability comments on design
- Production and crew planning notes
- Ongoing support on retainer
How it works
Call or send a request
Call (406) 521-0015 or send the consult form with the job details, drawings or photos.
Scope it together
A short conversation to understand the problem and agree what help looks like — and what it costs.
Remote or on-site
Phone / video and document review from anywhere, or Beau on your site when it's worth the trip.
Clear deliverables
Written recommendations, marked-up plans, bid notes, training — whatever was agreed up front.
Formats
- Remote — hourly — Phone and video calls, plan and photo reviews, bid reviews. Anywhere in the world. Call for rates.
- On-site — day rate — Beau on your job site for planning, troubleshooting or training. Travel arranged with you. Quote on request.
- Project retainer — Ongoing support across a project, a season or a growth plan — priority access when you need it. Quote on request.
“The crews not only provide accurate bores, but also take responsibility for their actions and clean up after themselves without being asked when leaving a jobsite. Four O Six is also proactive in locating utility crossings… Montana owned and operated, this company has a family touch to it and it shows in their desire to do a good job at a minimal cost.”
— Rob Hanson, PE, Contractor for NorthWestern EnergyQuestions
Do you work with carriers and engineering firms?
Yes — consulting is available to carriers, utilities, engineers and contractors.
Can you help with copper-to-fiber conversions?
Yes, including reuse of existing routes where it makes sense.
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Bore Planning
Bore path, depth, entry and exit, tooling and crossing strategy — worked out before the rig shows up.
Explore 02Bids & Estimating
Footage, production rates, crew and equipment loading and the risk items that sink bids.
Explore 03Troubleshooting
Rock, cobble, lost returns, steering trouble, stuck tooling — a second set of eyes, fast.
ExploreGot a bore to plan, a bid to check or a job fighting back?
Call Beau directly — anywhere in the world — or send the details.