Precision Directional Boring installs fiber optic, electric, water, and gas lines under roads, driveways, and landscaping — no open trenching, no restoration bill, no disruption to your customers.
Each service below is color-coded to the same utility-locate marking system our crews use on site — so you always know what's going in the ground.
Long-run fiber bores for ISPs, telecoms, and municipal broadband builds — from a single residential drop to multi-mile backbone runs. See fiber details →
Cable pulling through existing conduit, fusion splicing, and termination — end-to-end fiber installation, not just the bore. See fiber details →
Underground electrical conduit and service line installation for new construction, service upgrades, and utility relocations.
Trenchless water service and main line installation, including bores under driveways, roads, and mature landscaping.
Directional bores for sanitary and storm lines where open trenching would mean tearing out hardscape or mature trees.
Short, precise bores under paved surfaces — the most common trenchless job, done clean with minimal restoration.
Pre-construction utility locates, Colorado 811 coordination, and bore path engineering to keep every pull clear of existing lines.
Vacuum excavation for daylighting utilities, potholing before a bore, and precise digging around fragile lines. See hydrovac details →
Open-cut trenching means restoration costs, closed roads, and weeks of disruption. A directional bore is in and out — often the same day.
Every bore follows the same disciplined sequence, whether it's a 40-foot driveway crossing or a 1,000-foot fiber run.
Colorado 811 locates confirm every existing utility before we mark the bore path.
Hydrovac potholing exposes existing lines at key crossings to confirm exact depth and location before we drill.
A guided drill head steers a small pilot hole along the planned path, tracked in real time.
The pilot hole is enlarged and the conduit, pipe, or cable is pulled back through in one continuous run.
Lines are tested, entry/exit pits are backfilled, and the surface is left as we found it.
Front Range headquartered, statewide reach. We travel for fiber builds, municipal contracts, and larger utility jobs anywhere in Colorado — mountain corridors and Western Slope included.
Check Your AddressTell us what needs to go in the ground and where. We'll walk the site, confirm locates, and give you a straight bid — no trench required.
Call (720) 301-9819