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How It Works
Three steps. No open trench.
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Pilot Bore
A steered bore head tracks a pre-planned underground path to the exit point with precision guidance.
02
Ream
The borehole is enlarged to the diameter required for the product pipe or conduit bundle.
03
Pullback
The pipe or conduit is pulled back through in a single pass. Installation complete — surface untouched.
Horizontal Directional Drilling is the core of what All-In Excavating does. It's a trenchless method for installing pipelines, conduit, and utility lines beneath surfaces that can't — or shouldn't — be disturbed.
Our rigs and locating equipment are matched to the work we take on most — utility installs and crossings on commercial, industrial, and civil sites — with the field experience to hit alignment targets on complex bores.
No open trenches. No surface restoration. No unnecessary disruption.
Installations
Suited to a wide range of uses.
Water and sewer lines
Trenchless sewer replacement
Gas and fuel pipelines
Electrical conduit
Fibre optic and telecom conduit
Multi-duct conduit bundles
Irrigation lines
Common Crossings
HDD is the standard for installations that need to pass beneath an obstacle without disturbing the surface above.
Roads & highways
Railways & rail corridors
Rivers, creeks & wetlands
Environmental setbacks
Parking lots & paved surfaces
Residential & commercial sites
Trenchless Sewer Replacement
Replace the line. Keep the surface.
When an existing sewer line needs to be replaced, HDD offers an alternative to open-cut excavation. Rather than digging up the full length of the line, we bore a new path and pull the replacement pipe through.
This minimizes impact on the surface, surrounding infrastructure, and anyone using the property during construction — without sacrificing the quality of the installation.
Open-Cut Method
Full-length excavation required
Surface must be torn up and rebuilt
Extended timeline, high restoration cost
HDD Trenchless Method
New bore path, replacement pipe pulled through
Surface stays intact throughout
Faster, lower total project cost
Why HDD Pays Off
The real advantage is total project cost.
The case for HDD isn't just avoiding torn-up roads, driveways, and landscaping — it's the project total once restoration, traffic management, and downtime are factored in. Where open trenching is impractical, restricted, or too costly, HDD is the right call.
No restoration costs
Roads, driveways, landscaping, and paved surfaces stay intact. No tearup, no rebuild.
Shorter timelines
Without open-cut excavation and surface restoration, projects move faster from start to finish.
Less interference
Surrounding properties, traffic, and businesses see minimal impact during the work.
Why All-In
Three reasons projects choose us.
01
On schedule, on date.
We commit to dates and hit them. For projects where late completion cascades into delays across other trades, that's the difference that matters.
02
End-to-end scope.
When the bore ties into open-cut sections, service connections, or existing utilities, we handle that scope too — no second contractor, no scheduling gap between methods.
03
Equipped and experienced.
Rigs and locating equipment matched to commercial, industrial, and civil work. Crews trained to hit alignment on complex bores where the margin for error is small.
Working With Your Team
We work from your drawings.
We work directly from engineer-supplied drawings and coordinate with civil, electrical, telecom, and utility trades on site. If you're still in design, bring us in early — we can flag installation constraints before they get locked into drawings.
We coordinate with
Civil Engineers
Electrical Trades
Telecom & Fibre
Utility Contractors
Alignment options, entry and exit pits, and soils considerations flagged before drawings are locked in.
Available for new projects
Start Your Underground Utility Project
Send us drawings, an alignment, or a description of what you need installed and where. We'll come back with a scope and a number. Free estimates on all HDD work.