A municipal road in a project is proposed to construct near the existing 220 kV high-voltage electric pylon in Panyu District, Guangzhou. To mitigate the impact of embankment filling on the pile foundation of the existing high-voltage electric pylon, it is to ensure that the inclination of the electric pylon caused by road construction should meet the design specifications. A two-dimensional finite element model is established by using Soilworks software. Taking the buttress retaining wall and subgrade filling scheme as the control group, the foamed lightweight soil embankment with concrete panel scheme and the subgrade filling with pipe pile composite foundation scheme are regarded as the experimental group to compare the whole stability of subgrade slope, and the horizontal and vertical displacements of pile tops in electric pylon pile foundations of three design schemes. Results indicate that the combination of buttress retaining wall and subgrade filling in the scheme fails to meet the criteria for horizontal displacement. The pipe pile composite foundation scheme significantly reduces the horizontal displacement at the top of the electric pylon piles, and there is no influence on the vertical displacement at the pile top. The foamed lightweight soil embankment scheme can simultaneously reduce the horizontal and vertical displacements at the top of the piles, and is more effective to reduce the pylon inclination caused by subgrade filling.