Experienced crews getting pipe and conduit under roads, driveways, sidewalks and landscaping without tearing them up. Boring solutions for water, power, communications and sewer. Serving contractors, utilities, developers and municipalities.
Horizontal directional drilling installs underground pipe and conduit using a surface-mounted drill machine — for water, power, communications and sewer.
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When the bore is short or setback space is limited, piercing tools can be a cost-effective, efficient solution under driveways, sidewalks and landscaping.
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Pipe bursting for water and sewer lines, steam lines and refrigerant, or power duct and cable pull-back. We do that!
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This technology has grown from a preferred method for pipeline crossings under major waterways into a technique suited to congested utility corridors along busy highways. It also works over long distances, without the work-hour restrictions of traditional open-cut methods.
Based in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, with yards across all of Texas.
Horizontal directional boring is one of three trenchless methods we use for underground utilities. Which one fits depends on soil, depth, length, pipe and grade.
An auger boring machine in a bore pit pushes steel casing through the ground while an auger removes the spoil. Typically used under roads and railroads, and for casings and grade-sensitive gravity lines such as sewer and storm drain. Learn more →
Boring without drilling fluid. Dry bore suits short crossings where ground conditions allow, and jobs where drilling fluid is unwanted. Learn more →
A steerable drill head follows a planned path, using drilling fluid, to install conduit and pipe under obstacles without open-cut trenching.
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