We approach each Horizontal Directional Drilling project with steadfast professionalism, always bringing our expert personnel, cutting-edge equipment, and a commitment to deliver an outcome that will exceed your expectations. We can complete HDD projects up to 54 inches in diameter and lengths up to 8,000 feet. We are dedicated to delivering projects that are focused on safety and the success of our employees, customers, business partners—while committing to protecting our environment.

From small diameter cable or conduit, to large diameter gas mains, Ellingson Companies offers a minimal impact installation method through static plowing and trenching. We have the capability to install pipe up to 14 inches in diameter and unlimited lengths without obstructions. Ultimate customer satisfaction and successful project completion are a top priority for Ellingson. Our team of in-house design experts and engineers ensure that our equipment is engineered and fabricated to allow for accurate placement of piping through pipe plowing without surpassing the manufacturer’s recommendation. And we have the ability to trench pipe or cable to depths of up to 9 feet underground, ensuring you get what works best for your operations.

We have the products and experience to get your residents and communities off of failing septic systems and compliant with current codes. Non-compliant systems may not adequately treat wastewater and pose a health risk to both residents and the environment. Working with Ellingson, we can design and build an on-site wastewater collection and treatment system to provide you a turnkey solution you can count on.

The pipe bursting process is a trenchless method of replacing or upsizing failing, outdated or undersized pipe infrastructure. Not only is this process very cost effective where it can be applied, but the fusible pipe material for your new infrastructure will help eliminate infiltration, roots and leaks on gravity and pressurized systems.

Pipe Ramming is a process where a steel pipe is installed with a pneumatic hammer. The grade can be set and controlled from the launch pit, with distances up to 150 feet possible. As the steel line is installed, the soil is forced into the interior of the pipe. Once the pipe is installed to its desired locations, the soil is removed from inside. This is an ideal option for casing pipe, culverts, and many other options.

This trenchless rehabilitation method is used to repair leaks or restore structural stability to water, sewer, and storm sewer pipelines. The Slip Lining process is completed by winching or pushing a new pipe through the existing pipe, grouting the annular space between the two pipes and sealing the ends. We can perform slip lining on pipes ranging in diameter from 4-inches all the way up to 42-inches, and lengths up to 5,000 feet.