
Horizontal directional drilling
Trenchless installation of water, sewer, gas, electric and fiber lines.

South Carolina based · Est. 2010
Horizontal directional drilling for water, sewer, gas, electric and fiber.
One crew, one crossing, and a surface that looks the way it did when we got there.
Long shots, tight clearances, wet ground and live utilities. Our pre-planning process is what makes them routine.
Alignment, depth and clearances settled before work begins.
We quote what the crossing takes, and drill it as quoted.
What we do

Trenchless installation of water, sewer, gas, electric and fiber lines.

Entry and exit points, alignment, depth and clearances worked out with your drawings and existing utilities before work begins.

Constructability review and pricing at takeoff, so the bore is accounted for correctly in the bid rather than negotiated later.

About the company
Through careful planning, advanced technology and experienced personnel, we are positioned to meet project milestones and budget objectives, while maintaining our commitment to quality and safety. Based in South Carolina, we take on utility and pipeline contracts in state and out of state.
We maintain the resources, stability and organizational capacity required to successfully complete every project we take on.
What we install
Water mains and services, gravity sewer and force main crossings.
Natural gas mains and services, plastic or steel, to the depth the plan calls for.
Primary, secondary, and duct banks for electric utility contractors.
Conduit and innerduct for fiber, CATV and communications work, commercial through industrial.
How we work
Utilities are located and verified, with the locate ticket in hand, before drilling begins.
Encroachment conditions, depth of cover and approved traffic control are followed the way the permit states.
We carry insurance on every job, and certificates of insurance go out on request.
Mitigation and emergency plans are prepared for every bore, on every crossing.
We will review your plans and come back with pricing and constructability notes.
Under, not through