Directional Boring is a method of installing underground pipe or innerduct along a prescribed bore path from the surface of the ground, with minimal impact to the surrounding area.

Directional boring is used in place of other techniques for the following reasons:

• Less traffic disruption
• Lower cost
• Deeper installation possible
• Longer installation possible
• Shorter completion times
• Directional capabilities
• Safer for the environment

The cost of directional boring varies from job to job. The price is generally figured on a per foot basis and based on several factors including:

• The location of the project
• Size of the bore to be made, keeping in mind the length as well as the size of pipe or
   innerduct used.
• Type of pipe or innerduct
• Soil conditions
• Extra work to be done, such as: welding pipe, setting manhole or splicing fiber

Call Schoon Construction, Inc. at 712-225-5736, or use our online contact form for more information.