Entries Tagged Trenchless Technology

Common Ground Alliance (CGA), the stakeholder-run organization dedicated to protecting underground utility lines and the people who dig near them, announced Oct....

Andy Mayer got his first taste of pipe bursting and Swagelining at the age of 16 while working as an engineering apprentice...

Robert Garcia, a journeyman plumber with Option One Plumbing & Rooter in Phoenix, Arizona, needed to replace an existing Orangeburg pipe that was flaking...

For directional drilling contractors, safety is paramount on the job site. It’s not only about keeping workers protected from potential hazards, but...

You’ve seen photos with our contractor profiles, safety stories, Down & Dirty stories and Tech Perspectives, but there are many more photos...

Michels Corporation is ending 2015 on a strong note by completing the most Direct Pipe installations of any company in the world,...

In the past year, we’ve posted hundreds of stories to digdifferent.com, including everything from contractor profiles to online exclusives to tips from...

Sometimes the best way to dig differently is to not dig at all.Trenchless technologies, as the name implies, is a family of...

Pipe bursting contractors now have 99 tons of pulling force for their sewer, water and gas line replacement jobs from the new,...

Michels Corporation set a new North American record in trenchless technology with the completion of a 4,038-foot Direct Pipe installation under the...

Seeing a trencher able to reach an 80-foot depth and mix in place soil, bentonite and cement can be unique for anyone,...

In and out of college and unable to settle on the line of work she really wanted to pursue, Katie Davis found...

When Greg DeWind broke away from the family business to start his own irrigation company, there wasn’t much money for buying new...

Hard rock and a 4-mile long bore could not keep the joint venture team of Renda Contracting, Southland Construction and SAK Construction...