Texas Hawk is based in Southlake and drills for commercial and industrial clients across Texas. Each county page covers the ground, permits and utilities that shape a bore there.
Our Tarrant County guide covers the geology, permits and utilities for commercial and industrial boring in Fort Worth, Arlington, Southlake and the surrounding county.
Fort Worth, Arlington, Southlake and the north Fort Worth corridor. Woodbine sandstone and Eagle Ford clay ground, City of Fort Worth street use permits, Tarrant Regional Water District and BNSF crossings.
Pick your county for local soils, permits and crew details. Each guide covers the ground conditions, the agencies and utilities to coordinate with, and how a bore is planned there.
Dallas and the surrounding cities. Downtown boring rules, the TxDOT Dallas District and the DFW co-ops.
Plano, McKinney, Frisco and Allen. County right-of-way policy, city permits and water district lines.
Austin and the Edwards Aquifer area. Rock and karst ground, City of Austin right-of-way rules.
Houston and the Gulf Coast clay. Flood control depth rules and the City of Houston excavation permit.
San Antonio. Edwards Aquifer recharge zone rules, City utility code and CPS Energy territory.
Page coming soon.
Lubbock and the South Plains. Caliche, playa lakes and City of Lubbock right-of-way rules.
Amarillo and Canyon. City of Amarillo boring approvals and Panhandle caliche and playa clay.
El Paso and the borderland. Caliche and mountain rock, City pavement cut permits and county jack-and-bore rules.
Brownsville and Harlingen. Rio Grande delta ground and drainage district crossing rules.
Texas Hawk is headquartered in Southlake, and our crews work on commercial and industrial projects throughout Texas. For projects outside DFW we plan the rig and crew mobilization into the schedule and price from the start. When a program outgrows one crew, our 300+ crew network can mobilize nationwide.
Commercial projects only. Fill out the quick form or call us — we’ll take it from there.