Serving All Of Florida and Georgia
Serving All Of Florida and Georgia
Two decades in the trade behind our bores through Central Florida's busy corridors.
Multiple crews so Orlando's busy, event-driven schedule never waits on us.
Owner-operated — you reach the family running the crews, not a call center.
Low-disruption bores that keep Orlando's roads and finished sites intact.
Around Orlando, schedule is everything. A crossing that slips a week can hold up an entire site’s dry-in, and nobody builds slack into Central Florida construction schedules anymore. Boring Bros. is a family-owned contractor with crews serving all of Florida and Georgia, and we treat your calendar like it’s ours: locates done early, bore plan confirmed before mobilization, and honest communication if conditions change. Our hands-on industry experience means fewer surprises at depth, and our reviews back it up. GCs and site contractors across the metro call us back job after job because the utility got in the ground exactly the way the plans, and the schedule, demanded.
Orlando presents a specific kind of underground construction problem: the surface is always in use. Between one of the busiest tourism corridors in the world, a road network that carries commuters and visitors around the clock, and commercial development racing outward toward Lake Nona and the toll ring, there is almost nowhere in Orange County where an open trench is a welcome sight.
Directional drilling flips the problem: instead of asking the surface to stop, we go underneath it.
Our services across Orlando and the surrounding area include:
The geology cooperates more here than almost anywhere else we work. Central Florida’s deep sandy soils are forgiving drilling ground, without the limestone that makes South Florida bores interesting. The catch is water: Orlando is lake country, the seasonal high water table comes up fast in the wet months, and organic soils near lake margins need to be respected.
A bore under a retention pond or between two lakes gets planned around real soil data, not optimism. Our crews have put plenty of pipe under Central Florida water features, and the planning discipline is why those stories are boring ones.
Generally yes — Central Florida sand is some of the most predictable drilling ground in the state. The variables that matter are groundwater depth and any organic material near lakes and wetlands, which is why we confirm conditions along the actual bore path instead of assuming the whole site drills the same.
Yes. Crossings under roads like the 408, 417, and the major arterials are standard work, subject to each authority’s permitting requirements. The bore passes well beneath the roadbed and traffic never knows we were there.
Constantly — that is much of why we get called instead of a trenching-only contractor. Entry and exit pits are positioned away from guest and customer areas, and the crossing happens underground while the property operates normally.
It depends on length, diameter, depth, and soil, so per-foot guesses do more harm than good. Send the crossing details through our contact page and you will get a real number instead of a range wide enough to drive a drill rig through.
Boring Bros. is family-owned, rated 5.0 stars across more than 70 Google reviews, with crews serving all of Florida and Georgia. Metro Orlando is core territory for us. Send your plans and we will tell you plainly which crossings want a bore, which want a trench, and what both will cost.
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