# G&H Boring Underground LLC > Directional boring (horizontal directional drilling, HDD) and trenchless utility installation in Houston and northwest Harris County, Texas. Water, sewer, storm, gas, electric conduit and fiber placed under roads, driveways, sidewalks, yards and creeks without cutting the surface. "The street stays." - Phone: (832) 926-8172 (call or text) - Location: Houston, Texas 77064 (Texas LLC, since 2022) - Site: https://ghboring.savantdesk.com/ (a real-time rendered 3-D process film of a bore, plus services and answers) ## Services - Directional boring (HDD): a steered pilot hole from a small pit, reamed to size, then the product pipe pulled back through it. - Jack-and-bore: steel casing pushed under a road or driveway where a straight, shallow crossing is the right tool. - Potholing and daylighting: a small window opened over an existing line so the crossing is seen before the head gets there. - 811 locates: locates called in before any pit is opened. - Ream and pullback: the pilot opened to product size, drilling fluid holding the hole, pipe fused and pulled home. ## What goes under Water, sewer and storm, gas, electric conduit, fiber and telecom. Under roads, driveways, sidewalks, yards, creeks and ditches. ## How a bore is done (five steps) 1. The street is finished: asphalt, lawns, driveways, no open trench. 2. A machine starts a steered hole from a small pit at the edge of a yard or drive. The driveway stays whole. 3. The hole is made under the street through Houston clay, between the lines already marked by 811 paint. 4. A reamer opens the pilot to size, then the product pipe, fused into one length, is pulled back through the hole. 5. The crew comes up, closes both pits, and the street looks the same. ## Questions - Do you have to dig up my driveway? No: two small pits, the pipe goes under. - What can be installed? Water, sewer, storm, gas, electric conduit, fiber/telecom. - Directional boring vs jack-and-bore? Steered curved path with flexible pipe vs a straight steel casing pushed from a pit. - Area served? Houston and northwest Harris County, Texas.