Data centers are one of the fastest-growing markets for directional boring — power, fiber and campus utilities. Whether the campus is in Texas or three states away, one call to Texas Hawk puts a crew on site through our 300+ crew network.
Data center timelines don’t wait. We bore under roads, pipelines, existing utilities and active plant areas so trenching and other trades can keep working.
Heavy earth-moving equipment, large excavators and miles of orange conduit on a Texas Panhandle AI data center campus.
Texas Hawk pulls bundles of 48 two-inch conduits and more in a single bore. These photos show the result: a mud-covered bundle held up by an excavator after pullback, and the concrete vault where the conduits come in.
One bore, one pull, dozens of conduits in the ground at once.
Plant-environment experience built through directional boring on commercial and industrial sites.
Bore-tracking technology and daily production records keep every path accurate and every foot accounted for.
One call, any market: our 300+ crew network covers large campuses and multi-site programs nationwide.
Find cost-effective solutions up front, avoiding overruns, permitting delays, re-designs and utility conflicts.
The right HDD rig, hydrovac truck or auger boring machine matched to the bore, so you never pay for more machine than the job needs.
Crew leaders, operators and locators, backed by a project lead who stays on your job.
Cloud project software and a mobile app record production in the field, so reporting stays accurate.
Based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, with yards across all of Texas.
The same plant-environment experience applies to industrial sites: conduit and utility crossings planned around your operations, safety rules and shutdown windows.
Commercial projects only. Fill out the quick form or call us — we’ll take it from there.