Machine Boring & Trenching

Our heavy‑duty equipment delivers precise open trenches for pipes and cables, precise horizontal boring under driveways, with expert backfill and site restoration—keeping your landscape intact and your project on schedule.

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F.A.Q.S

What is the difference between machine boring and open trenching?

Open trenching cuts a visible channel in the ground for pipe or cable installation, while machine boring (directional drilling) creates subsurface pathways without continuous surface excavation—minimizing landscape disruption.

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How deep and wide are your trenches?

Standard trenches range from 6"–18" deep by 4"–12" wide for irrigation and utilities. We can adjust dimensions for specialty lines (e.g., electrical conduit) to meet code and project specs.

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What utilities can you install with boring?

We handle irrigation mains, electrical conduit, data cables, gas lines, and more. Our precise equipment lets us navigate around existing utilities safely—minimizing risk and surface disruption.

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When should I choose trenchless boring over open trenching?

Boring is ideal under driveways, sidewalks, or mature plantings where surface restoration would be costly; open trenching is more economical for straight‑line runs in soft landscapes.

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