Directional drilling is a trenchless construction technique that allows underground utilities to be installed using a guided drill path instead of open trenching. Our rigs steer the drill head with precision, reducing restoration needs, protecting pavement, and keeping job sites cleaner.
Benefits of directional drilling:
We perform directional drilling for:
We operate Vermeer and Ditch Witch rigs matched to project needs.
Capabilities include:
Our drilling division brings over 30 years of trenchless drilling experience, delivering reliable results backed by skilled operators and modern equipment.
Why clients trust our crews:
Our crews follow Illinois state regulations and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.
We complete:
We also maintain bonds and insurance for municipal and corporate requirements.
We proudly serve Peoria, Bloomington, Springfield, Galesburg, Canton, Monmouth, and the surrounding commercial corridors.
Most installations fall between 6 and 20 feet deep depending on soil type, grade, and pipe requirements.
No. Directional drilling is safer when performed by trained operators using the proper utility mapping process.
HDPE, PVC, steel, and telecom conduit depending on the application.
Most commercial bores are completed within one to three days.
Yes. Every operator maintains OSHA construction safety certifications.
Experience allows operators to anticipate soil changes, adjust drill head pressure, manage fluid mix, and navigate around underground obstacles with greater accuracy. This reduces risk and improves consistency.
If you need directional drilling in Central Illinois, trust the commercial-only experts at B&B Operations.
