Specialty Services & Equipment
The specialty jobs other contractors sub out, we do in-house — utility work or not, with our own heavy equipment, ready when you are.
Services we provide
- Vacuum excavation, daylighting, and potholing — around energized facilities, and for private and municipal customers
- Directional boring for primary and secondary line, water lines, and other utilities
- Drilling and setting piers for structures and foundations, including large-diameter holes (18″–72″, 16′–20′ deep)
- Hydraulic breaking of concrete and rock
- Stadium, athletic-field, and racetrack light replacement, up to 105′
- Bucket work up to 105′ for hard-to-reach energized work
- Secondary plowing
- Truck diggers, 35′–105′
- Replacing yard and private-property poles — call or email for a quote
What we run
- 105′ digger derrick
- 105′ bucket truck
- Pressure digger
- Track units
- Directional bore machine
- Vacuum excavator
The right rig beats the available rig
Most contractors run what they can rent, and sub out the specialty work. When the lot's picked over — and after a regional storm, it always is — they take what's left and hope it holds. We went a different way: we own and outfit our own specialty equipment, spec'd for the work we actually do and maintained by the people who depend on it.
For you, that means one call for the jobs that usually take three — the boring, the vacuum excavation, the hard-to-reach lift work — done by a crew that owns the gear and knows it cold.
And the gear doesn’t care whether the job is a substation or a ball field. Change the lights over a field at 105′, drill footings for a sign or a pole barn, pothole a buried line before you dig, or break out an old slab. You don’t have to be a utility to call us — the jobs other outfits have to rent for or turn down, we just do.
What this means for you
- One contractor for the specialty work — boring, excavation, drilling, breaking, and lift jobs handled in-house instead of subbed out.
- No waiting on rentals — our equipment is in our yard, not on a backorder list, even after a regional storm.
- Reach most outfits don’t have — a 105′ bucket for lights and lifts that would otherwise need a crane.
- Big holes, fast — a pressure digger that gets through ground a rented auger would quit on.
- Maintained by the crews who run it, so breakdowns get caught early and uptime stays high.
- 105′ bucket and digger derrick reach
- Pressure digger through hardpan and rock
- In-house owned and maintained, not rented
- Zero major accidents since 2000
What we've done
Electric cooperative
Broke through bedrock with a hydraulic breaker to get the structures in.
School district
Put up new field lighting with the 105′ bucket.
Municipal airport
Bored piers 6.5 ft across and 20 ft deep with the pressure digger for a new control tower.
Have a job most contractors won’t touch?
Tell us what you’re up against — the height, the hole, the bore, the rock — and we’ll bring the right rig.