Abilene, TX · The Big Country · West Texas
Trenchless Boring & Underground Construction in West Texas
Abilene Boring Co. installs underground utilities the way West Texas crossings demand — by boring under roads, the Union Pacific line, rivers, and developed ground instead of trenching across them. We run the full range of trenchless methods and tie them into complete underground utility construction across Abilene and the Big Country.
- Every trenchless method in-house
- Highway, railroad & river crossings
- Water, sewer, gas, electric & fiber
- Licensed and insured (credentials on About)
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Which trenchless method fits your crossing?
Trenchless construction installs underground utilities without trenching the surface above them. There isn't one trenchless method — there are several, and choosing the right one for the crossing is where the cost and the risk are decided. Here's how the methods we run compare and when each one wins.
Compare the methodsServices
Every trenchless method, in-house
Horizontal Directional Drilling
Long or curved crossings under roads, rail, and rivers
View service →Jack and Bore
Short, straight cased crossings under road & rail
View service →Auger Boring
Grade-critical cased crossings in stable ground
View service →Microtunneling
Large-diameter, deep, on-grade gravity mains
View service →Pipe Bursting & Pipe Lining
Replacing or rehabbing an existing failing line
View service →Underground Utility Installation
Full-scope water, sewer, gas, electric & fiber
View service →Road, Highway & Railroad Crossings
Permitted cased crossings (TxDOT, UP / BNSF)
View service →Who we serve
Built for the people who put utilities in the ground
We crew for the contractors, utilities, and operators that keep West Texas connected.
- General contractors
- Municipalities & rural water districts
- Oil & gas operators
- Telecom & fiber ISPs
- Electrical contractors
- Developers
Where we work
Serving the Big Country, county by county
We're based in Abilene and serve the Big Country region of West Texas, county by county.