For Excavators, Electricians, Well Drillers, Plumbers & Builders
The Boring Company You Call First
When a job needs to get under a driveway, a finished lawn, or a row of mature trees, you shouldn't have to trench the long way around or give the work away. Sub the bore to us, or hand the job off and get paid for the referral. Either way the call is worth money to you.
Three Ways the Call Pays You
Mark us up, take the commission, or both. We're not picky about how you get paid. We just want the call.
Sub It and Mark It Up
Sub the bore to us and add your usual percentage. Customer's yours, markup's yours. We show up, do our piece, and leave.
Hand It Off for 10%
Some jobs you just don't want. Hand them to us and take 10% as a commission. One call and we handle everything else. You get a check when it's done.
Longer Runs Can Pay Better Bored
On longer runs, a bore can sometimes carry more margin for you than excavating the same footage, and it's done quicker with almost no restoration. You finish sooner, the yard survives, and the customer remembers you for it.
Why Us and Not the Other Guys
- This is all we do. Most drilling companies treat small bores as unwanted side work and get to them when they get to them.
- We can usually be out within about 3 days of the MISS DIG marks, so your schedule holds.
- Five drills with pullback up to 10 inches, our own hydrovac, and our own locating crew that finds private utilities and double-checks the MISS DIG marks.
- We stay in our lane and we don't chase your customers after.
What We Get Under
Driveways, finished lawns, septic fields, tree lines, roads, or just a long run that would be expensive excavating and cleaning up. Water, power, gas, sewer, drainage (to grade), conduit, and fiber lines. We can exit in a crawl space or a basement, or come straight through a cement or block wall, so the line lands where the connection actually is. If the route crosses something you can't open-cut, we get under it, and your customer's place looks the way you found it.
Save the number
Call the next time a bid needs a bore. You'll get a number you can mark up, or hand the job off and take 10%. Either way, we're after an ongoing relationship, not a one-time job.