When companies in Southeastern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois need to install underground utilities or access resources without disturbing their landscaping, directional underground drilling offers the solution.
Also known as horizontal directional drilling (HDD) or boring, this service is a precise and versatile method for navigating complex underground environments, and Adams has the team you can trust to get the job done right.
Offering expert directional drilling services, Adams specializes in delivering lasting solutions that don’t require excavation. This affordable, minimally invasive solution helps cut costs and eliminate landscape damage from the equation.
Get your utilities installed or serviced without all the mess. Schedule directional underground drilling in Southeastern Wisconsin by contacting us today.
What is Directional Underground Drilling?
Directional drilling is a trenchless construction method used to install underground utilities, pipelines, and conduits along a predetermined path. Unlike traditional trenching, directional drilling allows us to navigate beneath obstacles such as roads, rivers, buildings, and environmentally sensitive areas, minimizing surface disturbance and disruption.
How It Works
Our highly skilled and certified operators have a proven track record of successful directional drilling projects. Using cutting-edge directional drilling rigs and tooling — including the Vermeer Navigator S3 — we can easily work in various soil conditions and achieve accurate bore paths.
Once the new path is complete, we’ll address your underground utility needs, servicing any damaged equipment and installing new components as needed.
Benefits of Trenchless Drilling Over Traditional Methods
Choosing trenchless drilling to address your underground utilities can provide several unique advantages over traditional methods, including:
- Minimal excavation and property disruption
- Faster completion time
- Reduced labor and property restoration costs
- Enhanced durability and longevity
Applications for Commercial, Industrial & Residential Projects
A versatile solution ideal for commercial, industrial, and residential projects, trenchless drilling can be used in a variety of industries, including:
- Telecommunications: Installing fiber optic cables, telephone lines, and other communication infrastructure.
- Utilities: Laying underground power lines, gas pipelines, and water mains.
- Environmental remediation: Installing monitoring wells and remediation systems.
- Geothermal: Installing ground loops for geothermal heating and cooling systems.
Where We Provide This Service
Our team is proud to serve families and businesses throughout Southeastern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois, including in:
- Elkhorn, WI
- Lake Geneva, WI
- Delavan, WI
- Williams Bay, WI
- Burlington, WI
- Waukesha, WI
- Brookfield, WI
- Morris, IL
- Seneca, IL
- Wilmington, IL
- Joliet, IL
- Newark, IL
Our Directional Drilling Services
Using the most sophisticated tools and techniques, our award-winning technicians will address the root cause of your underground utility issues through our minimally invasive directional drilling services.
We offer a full range of directional drilling services, from project planning and site evaluation to drilling, pipe installation, and project completion.
At Adams, safety is our priority. We adhere to strict safety protocols and regulations to ensure the well-being of our team, our clients, and the surrounding environment.
Why Choose Adams for Directional Drilling?
For over 35 years, Adams has provided the reliable service solutions that families and businesses in Southeastern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois trust to keep their systems running smoothly. With plenty of financing options and same-day service availability, we strive to ensure convenient, cost-effective solutions for every customer.
Request directional underground drilling in Elkhorn, WI, by contacting our team online today.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is directional underground drilling used for?
Directional underground drilling is used to address underground electrical systems, gas lines, water lines, and telecommunications systems without the need for excavation.
How does trenchless drilling compare to traditional trenching?
Compared to traditional trenching, trenchless drilling is much less invasive. While trenchless methods cost more upfront, they cut costs on labor and property restoration services in the long run.
Is directional drilling safe for residential areas?
Yes — directional drilling is often used in residential settings to address gas and water line issues.
How deep can you drill using this method?
Our directional underground drilling rig can easily reach several hundred feet, depending on the ground conditions and project requirements.
