Horizontal Directional Drilling
International service for commercial and residential projects

Why Directional Drilling?
Horizontal directional drilling can be used for more than pipelines. It’s also favored in underground construction. Service conduits, cables, and utility pipelines can all be installed with horizontal drilling. Traditional trenching installs may call for the partial demolition of adjacent structures. If a building must temporarily shut down due to construction work, this can disrupt residents’ jobs for weeks on end. HDD takes a less damaging approach. Boreholes can be drilled and pipelines pulled underneath these structures without any damage or demo work required. By tunneling under obstacles, there is no demo work and subsequent reconstruction. There is no restoration and rehabilitation of wetlands and ecosystems. This means the installation process can be completed promptly. When pipeline routes face obstacles such as roadways, railroads, rivers, buildings, and utilities, horizontal boring is typically the most economical option to tackle these challenges. The cost of rerouting traffic, waterways, and utilities, as well as urban demolition and reconstruction can add up quickly. HDD avoids all these costs, keeping the pipeline project within budget.
Directional Boring vs. Trenching
No project is too tough for our crews!
Using trenchless technologies, our drilling experts can circumvent the most challenging of environments. We’re known for boring in areas where others say they cannot! We bore through rock, concrete, sand, clay, bluffs and more.
River boring presents a host of challenges but nothing that we have not had prior experience dealing with successfully. Although Eurodrill is not an engineering firm, we can consult and work with civil engineers and government agencies as part of your team. Planning a waterway crossing can be time-consuming and having a team of people experienced in underground construction and the use of directional boring technologies is essential.
Our company was designed from the ground up to work with our customers from the planning stage all the way through execution of the work and post construction activities. It may help to think of us as an ON-DEMAND construction team that you can turn to when you need an affordable, reliable and proven solution.
Yes, we can bore in cold and snow weather. However, it does pose unique challenges concerning the identification of underground utilities and frost lines. Severely cold weather can prohibit (delay) operations but in most cases we deal mostly with additional time to transport and startup. Site preparation times may take longer and full restoration of frozen surface areas sometimes will require a follow up site visit in the spring.