Our Projects

Real work across Northern Michigan, from multi-county fiber builds for internet providers to a single line under a driveway. This is what putting utilities underground looks like when it's done right.

250,000+

Feet of product installed this year

150+

Fiber drops to homes

12

Months a year we drill — winter included

Mesick FTTH Fiber Build

Mesick FTTH Fiber Build

Fiber & Cable

145,000 feet of duct installed in three and a half months on a fiber-to-the-home build for a regional network contractor — plus 150+ individual home drops, every foot GPS-tracked with our Bore-ON system.

Wexford County, MI2026 — ongoing
Winter Fiber Build

Winter Fiber Build

Fiber & Cable

110,000 feet of conduit installed through the winter months for a local internet provider. Frozen ground doesn't stop a directional drill — we kept crews boring all season.

Missaukee & Benzie Counties, MIWinter 2025–26
Parking Lot Lighting Conduit

Parking Lot Lighting Conduit

Power

Bored electrical conduit for an electrical contractor's parking lot lighting project — under existing pavement with no asphalt cuts, keeping the drilling clear of areas with unknown private utilities.

Manistee, MI2026
Driveway Crossing for Irrigation

Driveway Crossing for Irrigation

Irrigation

Irrigation lines bored under an existing driveway — no cutting, no patching, no seam that settles later. We cross driveways, sidewalks, and patios without breaking them.

Northern Michigan
Creek Crossing for a Well Line

Creek Crossing for a Well Line

Water Lines

The well sits on one side of the creek, the house on the other. We bore beneath the creek bed — the water, the banks, and everything living in it stay untouched.

Northern Michigan
Septic Line Across the Yard

Septic Line Across the Yard

Septic

When the drain field sits a long way from the house, we bore the septic line under the lawn instead of trenching through it — one clean run, and the yard looks like we were never there.

Northern Michigan

Photos (cropped): Doug Kerr, The Bushranger, Jerrye & Roy Klotz, Pauline E, Nigel Mykura — CC BY-SA · U.S. Forest Service & Leonhard Lenz, public domain/CC0

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