Serving All Of Florida and Georgia
Serving All Of Florida and Georgia
Our team has years of experience offering Directional drilling services to the southern United States.
With a specialization in missile boring, we’re capable of handling any commercial or residential project.
Trenching requires expertise, or you’ll be digging holes all over your property. Go with professionals.
Our technology locates utilities accurately to avoid accidents during excavation.
Looking for Directional Drilling Services in Macon, GA? Boring Bros. provides advanced trenchless drilling solutions for water, sewer, fiber, and electrical systems. Our state-of-the-art equipment minimizes surface disruption, reduces project timelines, and lowers restoration costs. Serving both residential neighborhoods and large commercial developments, we deliver accurate installations that improve infrastructure efficiency while protecting Macon’s landscapes and roadways.
The crew brings 20+ years of trade experience to Macon's central-Georgia fall-line corridors.
Enough crews to keep Macon residential and commercial work moving together.
Family-owned and hands-on — owners on the jobs, licensing in hand.
Low-disruption crossings that keep Macon's historic streets and drives whole.
Who We Are
At Boring Bros., we specialize in professional Directional Drilling Services in Macon, GA. Our team delivers efficient underground utility installation with minimal surface disturbance, using horizontal drilling technology to install water lines, sewer systems, fiber networks, and electrical conduits. By prioritizing precision and environmentally responsible practices, we ensure projects are completed on time and on budget. Developers, contractors, and property owners throughout Macon trust us to provide reliable, cost-effective, and sustainable directional drilling solutions for residential, commercial, and municipal infrastructure projects.
Boring Bros. is the premier provider of Directional Drilling Services in Macon, GA. Our advanced trenchless methods eliminate the need for large-scale excavation, reducing labor costs and preserving landscapes. This approach allows for safe and accurate installation of underground utilities such as water, sewer, electrical, and communications systems. Unlike traditional trenching, our directional drilling ensures minimal environmental impact and faster completion. With a focus on quality, safety, and customer satisfaction, Boring Bros. continues to set the standard for reliable drilling services in Macon’s growing market.
the area, located in Bibb County, is a historic and cultural hub in the heart of the state. Known as the “Heart of Georgia,” Macon blends Southern heritage with modern growth. The city covers over 250 square miles and sits along the Ocmulgee River, offering a strategic location with access to major highways like I-75 and I-16.
With a population of nearly 155,000 residents, Macon supports a diverse economy rooted in healthcare, manufacturing, education, logistics, and cultural tourism. Major employers include Atrium Health Navicent, Geico, and Mercer University, all of which contribute to economic vitality and workforce development.
Macon experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, ideal for year-round outdoor activity.
The city is rich in cultural and recreational attractions, including the Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park, Tubman Museum, and the Cherry Blossom Festival, which draws visitors from across the country each spring.
As an educational center, Macon is home to Mercer University and several technical colleges, providing high-quality academic and workforce training programs. With strong transportation links, a growing economy, and a vibrant cultural scene, Macon offers residents and businesses a unique blend of tradition and opportunity.
A Macon bore runs the same careful sequence: locate and pothole the corridor, read the clay, then steer a pilot bore under roads and drives before upsizing on pullback. Walkover tracking documents depth and alignment the whole run.
Macon's older corridors are crowded and its streets worth keeping whole. We put utilities in underneath with two pits rather than cutting the pavement, so lanes stay open and restoration stays small.
Most Macon work comes to us from generator installers, low-voltage contractors and GCs. We run our own equipment, answer the phone when the plan changes, and confirm scope and price before the crew mobilizes.
Macon sits near the fall line, where red clay meets sandier coastal-plain soil and rock can surprise you. We match tooling and fluid to what the bore actually hits and clear Georgia 811 first.
What actually changes a Macon job is central-Georgia fall-line clay and crowded older corridors — here is how we handle it, not a tagline.
Macon straddles the fall line at the Ocmulgee — Piedmont clay meets coastal-plain sand across one city, and bore planning starts with knowing which side of the line the job sits on.
Macon's historic districts are some of Georgia's largest; their streets and root zones stay intact because new services pass below them.
Georgia's freight crossroads — logistics yards needing services under pavement that works around the clock.
Macon-Bibb County for local right-of-way and GDOT for the I-75/I-16 and US-41 corridors. Georgia 811 locates are free and required by law before digging — we file the ticket and run our own GPR sweep on top of it.
Six steps, in the order they happen on site.
811 ticket plus our own GPR sweep — utilities marked before anything spins.
Entry and exit pits, depth, and clearance from what is already down there.
A steerable head, tracked from the surface, corrected as it advances.
The pilot hole is enlarged to the diameter the product pipe needs.
Conduit or pipe is pulled through in one continuous run.
Pits backfilled and compacted, surface restored — two pits, not an open cut across the site.
Boring Bros is run by brothers Aaron and Levi Cohen — you will usually be talking to an owner, not a call centre. Every crew on your job is a licensed, insured contractor (Boring Bros LLC, Florida Doc. L21000515203; certificate of insurance on request).
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A cross-section of our Macon-area work — the bore-and-trench side of jobs run by generator installers, low-voltage contractors and general contractors.
Fiber and low-voltage duct runs for telecom and security contractors, bored between buildings and pull boxes so cabling drops straight in.
Gas and electric runs for generator and electrical contractors, bored under pavers and finished grade with two small pits instead of an open trench.
Most of our Macon work comes through other contractors — the bore is usually the part of your job that decides whether the schedule holds. Here is how to get a number fast.
• Footage and product - pipe/conduit type and diameter
• Entry and exit constraints, or a site plan
• Utility prints if you have them
• Your target window
• A real number, usually same day
• COI and licensing documents up front
• A crew scheduled around your project - we run several
• 811 ticket, GPR sweep and permits handled
Yes – most of our Macon volume is subcontract work for generator installers, electrical and low-voltage contractors, and general contractors. We provide our certificate of insurance and licensing up front, coordinate with your PM on scheduling, and the bore shows up when the rest of your job needs it to.
Footage and product (pipe or conduit type and diameter), entry and exit constraints, and any utility prints or a site plan if you have them. With that we can usually turn a real number around the same day. No prints? Send the address and what you are installing and we will locate first.
In the public right-of-way, generally yes – Macon-Bibb County for local right-of-way and GDOT for the I-75/I-16 and US-41 corridors. We can pull the permit or work under yours, and work entirely on private property often needs none. We will tell you which applies.
Cost is driven by footage, diameter, depth, soil or rock, and site access – not a flat per-foot number anyone can honestly quote sight-unseen. We are set up to be the affordable option, and contractors who send plans and footage typically get a same-day number. Quotes are free.
We run multiple crews, so a small shot and a larger commercial run can happen in the same week. Typical residential-scale bores are done in a day; road crossings and long runs are scheduled around permitting, which is usually the long pole – not the drilling.
Always. Georgia 811 is free and required by state law at least two full business days before digging. We pull the ticket and still run our own GPR sweep on top of it.
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