Texas directional drilling
In softer soils the jet of fluid cuts through the soil, with the cuttings suspended in the drilling fluid. Directional drilling fluid is generally a mixture of bentonite clay and water, with additives used to improve borehole performance. Air & foam machines are used for drilling in rock. Most directional boring machines use drilling fluid while a few machines are designed to use either air or air and foam. We utilize state of the art horizontal directional drilling (HDD) machines and experienced drilling crews for commercial, residential and municipal underground pipe installation projects in Laredo, TX and the surrounding area. Laredo, TX Drilling and Boring Contractors
We have 25+ years of directional drilling experience and have bored and installed utility pipelines under trees, under city roads, under bridges, under railway tracks and even under rivers. Our Laredo, TX directional boring experts excavate an opening beneath the ground without disturbing the surface to bore underground pipes and conduit for utility lines of all types of lengths and diameters whether large or small.įrom electrical to fiber optic lines, sewer lines and water mains, to oil and gas pipelines our Laredo, TX boring crew uses directional boring techniques to place HDPE, PVC and steel pipe, conduit and cables under almost any surface like concrete slabs, driveways, roadways, sidewalks and walkways in diverse terrains like dirt, clay, cobblestone, rock and even sand. We provide underground utility construction services specializing in the underground boring of utility pipelines for satellite, cable, TV, Internet, wi-fi, fiber optic, security, electric power, solar, wind, telephone, oil, gas, petroleum, steam, sewer, drain, water and irrigation crossings. Laredo, TX Construction Boring Contractorsīoring Contractors, LLC provides Laredo, TX with underground utility and infrastructure construction services via tunnel construction services, horizontal auger boring and (HDD) horizontal directional drilling more commonly called directional boring.