Services

Three services,
one scope of work.

Everything we sell sits under one trade. We plan the bore, price it honestly at takeoff, and drill it. Same crews, same equipment, first shot to tie-in.

A directional drill rig at work on a bore.

Horizontal directional drilling


Trenchless installation of water, sewer, gas, electric and fiber lines beneath roads, railways, rivers and wetlands. Traffic keeps moving, pavement stays whole, and the crossing is completed without opening the surface. We drill the alignment shown on the plans and stand behind the finished bore.

Road crossings · Railway crossings · River crossings · Wetland crossings

Locating existing utilities along the alignment before drilling.

Bore planning and layout


Entry and exit points, alignment, depth of cover and clearance from existing utilities, resolved against your drawings and field conditions before mobilization. Careful planning is what keeps a difficult bore on schedule instead of in a change order.

Plans spread out on site during a takeoff.

Pre-construction consulting and estimating


Send the drawings at the takeoff stage and we will tell you what the crossing actually takes. Constructability input, alternates where the plan allows them, and pricing you can carry into your bid. Transparent from quoting through job completion.

What we install

Utilities we put in the ground


Water and sewer

Water mains and services, gravity sewer and force main crossings installed by directional drilling.

Gas distribution

Natural gas mains and services placed by HDD, in plastic or steel, to the depth the plan calls for.

Electric

Primary and secondary duct banks, street lighting and service runs for electric utility contractors.

Fiber and telecom

Conduit and innerduct for fiber, CATV and communications work, residential through industrial.

What we cross

Under roads, rail, water and wetland


  • Roads

    State highways, county roads and city streets, with traffic still moving.

  • Railways

    Crossings installed to railroad encroachment conditions and depth of cover.

  • Rivers and creeks

    Wet crossings drilled below the streambed, banks left undisturbed.

  • Wetlands

    Protected ground crossed without access roads or open cut.

Let us price your next crossing

We will review your plans and come back with pricing and constructability notes.

Under, not through