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Directional Boring in North Texas and DFW: Oklahoma-Based HDD Crew Serving the Metroplex
By Trinity Boring Solutions · Yukon, Oklahoma · 5.0★ from 49 reviews
Yes – Trinity Boring Solutions serves North Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, running HDD crews out of the Oklahoma City metro straight down I-35. If your project sits in Fort Worth, Dallas, Denton, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Arlington, Irving, Sherman, Gainesville, or Wichita Falls and you need fiber, electrical, water, gas, or sewer installed under roads, parking, or landscaping without cutting them open, this page covers exactly how we work across the Red River – including Texas811, mobilization, and pricing.
The short version: Oklahoma-based crew, Texas-compliant process. Texas811 tickets filed for every work area, potholing before drilling, line-item proposals, and mobilization quoted transparently. Reach the estimator at (405) 409-7423.
Why an Oklahoma HDD Crew Makes Sense for DFW Work
DFW is one of the busiest underground-construction markets in the country, and local rig availability swings hard with fiber-build cycles. When metroplex crews are booked out weeks, an OKC-based rig is three hours away – close enough for same-week mobilization, far enough to be priced outside the local backlog. For GCs and utility builders, that means schedule relief without sacrificing the vetting basics: certificates of insurance, references, owned equipment, and a crew that shows up with the rig it quoted.
Cities and Corridors We Cover in North Texas
What We Bore in the Metroplex
- Fiber and telecom – single conduits to multi-duct banks for ISPs, integrators, and fiber builders working North Texas routes.
- Electrical conduit – services, site lighting, EV charging circuits under finished parking and streets.
- Water and sewer services – HDPE and poly, including grade-managed sewer bores.
- Gas poly with tracer wire – service lines and yard-line replacements.
- Steel casing crossings – road and highway crossings requiring cased bores.
Texas811, Permits, and How the Process Runs
Texas requires a Texas811 locate ticket at least two business days before excavation – we file it for our work areas, verify marks, and pothole conflicting utilities before the rig turns. Municipal right-of-way permits in DFW cities and TxDOT crossings are quoted into the scope when your bore path touches public streets or highways. Every proposal itemizes footage, product, depth, setups, fluid handling, restoration, and mobilization – the same line-item discipline covered in our guide to getting a boring quote.
Trinity Boring Solutions · 9102 NW Expressway, Yukon, OK 73099 · (405) 409-7423.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Trinity Boring Solutions work in Texas?
Yes. Trinity Boring Solutions mobilizes directional boring crews from the Oklahoma City metro into North Texas and the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex – roughly three hours down I-35. Projects in Fort Worth, Dallas, Denton, Sherman-Denison, Gainesville, and Wichita Falls are all inside the normal service footprint. Call (405) 409-7423 to check availability.
How does mobilization work for a DFW boring project?
For most North Texas projects the rig, mud system, and crew mobilize the day before or the morning of the bore. Mobilization is quoted as a line item so you can see exactly what the distance costs – on multi-day or multi-bore scopes it typically disappears into the per-foot economics.
Who files the utility locate for a Texas bore?
Texas law requires a Texas811 locate ticket at least two business days before excavation. As the boring contractor, Trinity files the Texas811 ticket for its work areas, potholes existing utilities where they conflict with the bore path, and maintains the required clearances.
What does directional boring cost in North Texas?
North Texas pricing tracks the same fundamentals as our published Oklahoma ranges – most standard telecom and service bores fall in the $10-$30 per foot band before mobilization, with road crossings, rock, and congested utility corridors pushing toward the top of the range. Send footage and scope for a same-day budget range.
Can you handle commercial and utility-scale bores in DFW?
Yes – fiber duct banks, electrical conduit, water and sewer services, gas poly, and steel casing crossings. Larger scopes are typically subcontract work for GCs, electrical contractors, and fiber builders; Trinity provides COIs, references, and bore plans as part of the proposal package.
Planning a bore in Dallas-Fort Worth or North Texas?
Send the city, footage, product, and what you are crossing. You will get a straight answer on availability, mobilization, and a budget range – usually the same day.
Trinity Boring Solutions · 9102 NW Expressway, Yukon, OK 73099 · (405) 409-7423