Larson Well Co. provides horizontal directional drilling for utility lines, pipelines, and water lines — installed underground with minimal surface disruption.
Directional drilling lets us install water lines, utility conduit, and pipe underground along a precise bore path — without digging an open trench across your property. That means less surface disruption to driveways, landscaping, roads, and farm ground.
Larson Well Co. uses directional drilling to run water lines from a new well to a home or outbuilding, cross under driveways, roads, and waterways, and install utility lines for rural and agricultural properties where trenching isn’t practical.
Because we combine directional drilling with our well drilling expertise, we can handle both the well and the water line installation as a single, coordinated project.
DIRECTIONAL DRILLING AT A GLANCE
Running water lines from a well to a home, barn, or outbuilding without trenching across the yard.
Boring under driveways, roads, and creeks where open trenching isn’t possible or practical.
Installing conduit and utility lines across farm ground with minimal disruption to fields and drainage.
Ask Larson Well Co. about directional drilling for your property.
Common Questions
Directional drilling, also called horizontal directional drilling, is a trenchless method of installing pipe or conduit underground along a controlled bore path, avoiding the need to dig an open trench.
It’s typically used when a line needs to cross a driveway, road, waterway, or landscaped area where open trenching would cause significant surface disruption.
Cost depends on the length of the bore, soil conditions, depth required, and what’s being installed. Larson Well Co. provides a free estimate after evaluating your site.
In many cases, yes — it preserves landscaping, driveways, and farm ground that would otherwise need to be dug up and restored.
Yes, this is one of the most common uses — running the water line from a new well to your home or outbuilding without an open trench.
