Horizontal Drilling in Boise, ID

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Do you need to run new utility lines? Whether you’re looking to add on a second building to your property, you’re building your dream house for yourself, or you simply need to expand your existing utility infrastructure, there’s a chance you may have to run new lines underground. In the past this used to mean digging a trench, laying in a new conduit, and then running the line through it before replacing the soil and forcing you to rebuild your property. Today, that’s no longer the case—with horizontal drilling services, you can cross under roads avoid obstacles, and create a perfectly sized space to run your new conduit through without the hassle of a major excavation.

The Boise drilling services team at Wickstrom Plumbing Heating & Cooling can help you install new utility lines with ease! Our tools are designed to create trenchless utility line routes of varying sizes so you can install whatever you need as safely and hassle-free as possible. We not only make sure to keep your property safe and secure when running utility lines, but we even make sure not to disrupt the aesthetic appeal of your property. There’s a reason why we’re the name so many people turn to for their digging and excavation needs—we have the experience and tools to get it done right, and we go the extra mile to ensure you’re completely satisfied with the service you receive.

Let us help you install your new utility lines with horizontal drilling in Nampa or Boise! Call Wickstrom Plumbing Heating & Cooling at (208) 505-9352 today.

How Drilling Works

Drilling is a pretty simple procedure but is one that completely changes the way you used to think about laying utility lines. In a drilling project, a large machine with a specialized drilling head digs into the ground on your property and proceeds forward. While it advances, it also pulls a tough but flexible pipe or conduit in behind it. Once the new line is completely placed, the drilling tool is removed and the conduit line remains in place, ready for your new utilities to run through.