In 1982, Brent Moore had a hunch that boring and tunneling services just might be the keys to a lucrative and successful business venture.
During the ensuing four decades, his instincts proved to be as accurate as a laser-guidance system on a microtunneling machine.Today, the company Moore established some 40 years ago — Horizontal Boring and Tunneling Co. in Exeter, a tiny town about 40 miles west of Lincoln in the southeastern corner of Nebraska — is a multimillion-dollar-a-year company with about 100 employees.Every week, work crews fan out from Exeter, as well as the company’s two other locations in Tulsa
