Service
Restoration After the Bore
Even a trenchless job opens a few pits. When the bore is done we restore the surface, including concrete and other finishes, so the site is left finished.
What's included
How we handle it
Pit backfill
Entry and exit pits are filled back in when the bore is complete.
Concrete restoration
Sidewalk, curb and pad sections put back where the job required cutting.
Surface clean-up
The work area is cleaned up as part of the job scope.
Final walk
A last look at the site before the crew leaves.
Resources
Learn more
How is fiber optic conduit installed with directional boring?
Step by step: how a crew bores under the ground, pulls conduit back through, sets handholes and gets the route ready for fiber, with little surface damage.
ReadWhat is horizontal directional drilling (HDD)?
Horizontal directional drilling installs pipe and conduit underground along a steered path, without digging a long open trench. Here is how it works.
ReadWhat information does a boring contractor need to quote a bore?
Send these with your bid request: plans, route and length, pipe or conduit size, handhole locations, surface, soil, existing utilities, timing and permit needs.
ReadAnswers
Restoration: questions
Restoration means closing the entry and exit pits and repairing the surface, such as concrete or soil, so the site is left clean when the bore is done.
Because only the entry and exit points are dug. With no continuous trench, there is far less surface to repair than with open-cut work.
Tell us what surfaces are along the route and what standard the owner requires, and we will cover restoration when we talk about the job.
Job site photos are part of the job record, so the contractor and owner can see the work that was done.
Other services
Horizontal Directional Drilling
Trenchless boring that puts pipe and conduit under roads, driveways and landscaping without digging a long open trench.
Learn moreFiber Optic & Telecom Boring
Conduit placement, fiber pulls, handholes and boxes, and small-cell conduit for telecom and fiber builds.
Learn moreTraffic Control & Permitting
Help with traffic control and the permit paperwork, so the crew can start when the bore is ready.
Learn moreTrenching
Open-cut utility trenching for new-construction development: conduit and pipe placed before the site is paved and finished.
Learn moreInfrastructure Builds
The underground utility package for a new development, from the first locate to the finished surface.
Learn moreReady to get underground?
Tell us about your project and we will put together a bid.