Drilling & boring

Structured cable drilling in Miami-Dade County

The cabling design ends at the wall; the bore carries it through the rock to the next building across a Miami campus.

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Serving Miami · Miami-Dade County

Davis Underground Solutions, Inc.

Directional drilling and boring across Florida; locates, bore plan and utility coordination handled. More about Davis Underground Solutions →

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From the IDF to the next building

A structured cabling contractor designs the network inside the walls; the bore is what gets it to the next building across a Miami-Dade campus. Condo towers and their garages, hospital systems, the university campuses, the Doral office parks, the port and airport districts: all multi-building properties with drives, courtyards and parking between the buildings, and limestone under all of it. The conduit goes under everything from two small pits, with sweeps as drawn and pull string in every duct, so the cabling crew pulls fiber or copper straight through.

What the rock changes

A shallow bore under a walk or a drive still needs a rock bit, and the pull boxes are cored rather than dug. The pits are small and fenced, the bores do not close the drives, and the work is scheduled around residents, patients, students or events.

Working with the cabling contractor

The crew bores to the cabling design, coordinates Sunshine 811 and the owner's facilities staff, sets the pull boxes and proofs every duct. Florida work shows mobilization on the estimate. Davis Underground Solutions has recent campus work. Estimates are free. Call now: (855) 520-2670.

Estimates are free. Call now: (855) 520-2670.

Other drilling and boring services in Miami-Dade County

Directional Drilling Miami-Dade County

Horizontal directional drilling (HDD): a steered bore between two small pits that puts conduit, pipe and cable under roads, driveways, parking lots and landscaping with no open trench.

Horizontal Drilling Miami-Dade County

Horizontal drilling for any line that has to cross something it cannot cut through: a street, a slab, a canal, a stand of trees. Entry pit, exit pit, nothing opened in between.

Directional Boring Miami-Dade County

Directional boring is the small-rig end of HDD: short, shallow bores for service lines, sleeves and conduit on residential and light-commercial lots.

Underground Drilling Miami-Dade County

Underground drilling for new utilities where the surface is spoken for: tracked, steered bores placed under whatever is already built on top.

Fiber Optic Cable Drilling Miami-Dade County

Fiber duct and drop conduit installed by directional drill for carriers, co-ops, campuses and developments: long shots along the right-of-way, short shots to the building.

Electrical Conduit Drilling Miami-Dade County

PVC and HDPE electrical conduit bored under pavement for primary feeds, secondary services, site lighting and EV charging circuits.

Underground Conduit Drilling Miami-Dade County

Single ducts and multi-duct bundles pulled through one reamed bore: communications, power, controls and spares placed together under the obstacle.

Utility Drilling Miami-Dade County

Utility drilling for water, sewer, gas, power and telecom owners: permitted road crossings, mains under live streets, services to the meter.

Communications Drilling Miami-Dade County

Communications conduit and cable placed by directional drill: telecom, cable TV, cell-site backhaul and private networks, under roads and lots.

Missile Boring Miami-Dade County

Missile boring (pneumatic piercing) drives a steel mole through the soil for short, straight, shallow runs under a driveway or sidewalk: the quickest way to sleeve a lawn or a walk.

Auger Boring and Drilling Miami-Dade County

Cased auger bores for road, highway and railroad crossings and for gravity sewer that has to hold an exact grade: a straight steel casing jacked from a pit.

Sewer, Water and Drain Lines Miami-Dade County

New water services and mains, sewer force mains and laterals, and storm drains installed under roads, driveways and yards without trenching them open.

Questions about structured cable drilling in Miami-Dade County

What conduit goes between buildings?+

Usually 2-inch or larger HDPE or PVC with innerduct or pull tape, often with a spare duct in the same bore.

Can you work on an occupied condo campus?+

Yes; small fenced pits, bores under walks and drives without closing them, and work scheduled around residents and events.

How far apart are the pull boxes?+

Planned so pulls stay within the cable's tension limits, with boxes where the route changes direction.

What if the conduit crosses a street?+

A city or county right-of-way permit is prepared from the bore plan before the rig is scheduled.

Is the estimate free?+

Yes. Call (855) 520-2670 now or send the drawing; a reply comes within 24 hours.

Structured Cable Drilling by city in Miami-Dade County

Each community has its own page for this service. The crew, the method and the price are the same across the county; the page covers what is different about the ground and the permits there.

ZIP codes served

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