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Directional Drilling Services in Savannah, GA

Boring Bros crew operating directional drilling equipment on an underground utility installation

Directional Drilling

Our team has years of experience offering Directional drilling services to the southern United States.

Pneumatic missile boring tool used for trenchless underground pipe installation

Missile Boring

With a specialization in missile boring, we’re capable of handling any commercial or residential project.

Boring Bros crew excavating a utility trench with a compact excavator

Trenching

Trenching requires expertise, or you’ll be digging holes all over your property. Go with professionals.

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GPR Services

Our technology locates utilities accurately to avoid accidents during excavation.

Digging Through The Competition

Looking for Directional Drilling Services in Savannah, GA? Boring Bros. provides dependable trenchless drilling for utilities including water, sewer, electrical, and fiber. Our advanced technology reduces surface disruption, preserves roads and landscaping, and ensures efficient installation. Serving both residential and commercial projects, we deliver accurate, cost-effective solutions that strengthen Savannah’s infrastructure.

Experience

20+ years in the trade, applied carefully to Savannah's Lowcountry and historic streetscape.

Multiple Crews

Crew capacity to fit Savannah's tight, permit-heavy district work without stalling.

Family Owned

Owner-run — a family contractor that treats Savannah's historic fabric with care.

Deliver Quality

Trenchless crossings that keep Savannah's squares, oaks and cobblestones intact.

Missile Boring Contractor on the job

What Our Clients Are Saying

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Who We Are

At Boring Bros., we are leaders in Directional Drilling Services in Savannah, GA. Our trenchless approach ensures reliable installation of underground utilities with minimal impact to the surface. Whether installing water mains, sewer systems, electrical conduits, or fiber networks, our team combines advanced equipment with expertise to deliver precision and efficiency. We serve developers, property owners, and contractors, offering sustainable, cost-effective services that preserve the integrity of Savannah’s communities and infrastructure.

Boring Bros crew trenching a tight side yard for new utility lines — serving Savannah, GA

A Contractor You Can Actually Get on the Phone

Boring Bros. is the premier provider of Directional Drilling Services in Savannah, GA. Our use of advanced horizontal drilling technology allows accurate placement of underground utilities without large-scale excavation. This reduces project costs, prevents unnecessary surface damage, and accelerates construction timelines. From residential projects to commercial and municipal developments, our services emphasize safety, precision, and environmental responsibility. By choosing Boring Bros., you’re ensuring reliable infrastructure solutions that meet Savannah’s growing demands.

About Savannah

the area, founded in 1733, is one of America’s most historic and visually distinctive cities. Located along the Savannah River and near the Atlantic coast, it spans 108 square miles and serves as the county seat of Chatham County. Known for its cobblestone streets, historic districts, and oak-lined parks draped in Spanish moss, Savannah attracts millions of visitors annually while serving as a major economic hub.

With a population exceeding 150,000, Savannah’s economy is anchored by logistics, manufacturing, healthcare, education, and tourism. The Port of Savannah is among the busiest in the U.S., fueling international trade and local job growth.

Institutions such as Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) contribute to cultural vibrancy and innovation.

Residents enjoy a humid subtropical climate, characterized by hot summers and mild winters, making year-round outdoor activity possible. Popular attractions include Forsyth Park, River Street, Tybee Island, and the city’s numerous historic squares. Annual events like the Savannah Music Festival and St. Patrick’s Day Parade highlight the city’s cultural vitality.

Savannah continues to thrive by balancing growth with preservation, maintaining its unique charm while embracing its role as a leader in commerce, culture, and community in Georgia.

Directional Drilling, In Depth

Techniques & Technologies

In Savannah a bore starts with a located, potholed path and a read on the coastal soil, then a steered pilot bore under streets and squares, upsized on pullback. The head is tracked from the surface so depth stays documented, not assumed.

Benefits for Your Project

Savannah's historic streetscape is protected and unforgiving of open cuts. Trenchless keeps the squares, cobblestones and oaks intact while the utility goes in underneath — often the only permitted way to cross.

Why Contractors Choose Us

Our Savannah jobs run as the bore sub for GCs, electrical and low-voltage contractors. We carry the licensing and insurance, keep our own schedule, and give a real number up front instead of a placeholder.

Working With the Local Landscape

Savannah is Lowcountry ground: high water table, tidal influence and soft coastal soils. Bores pass under the water problem that floods every trench, and Georgia 811 locates come first.

What Makes Boring in Savannah Different

Forget the boilerplate. In Savannah the job is decided by the Lowcountry water table and a protected historic streetscape — here is what matters.

The Historic District Rulebook

Savannah's squares, oaks and cobblestones are the most protected streetscape in Georgia. Utility work happens underneath the historic fabric — trenchless is effectively the only permitted answer.

Lowcountry Water Table

Marsh-country ground: high water, tidal influence and soft coastal soils. Bores pass under the water problem that floods every trench.

Port-Driven Growth

America's fastest-growing container port pulls warehouses up I-16 — big-slab logistics sites needing bored services under working yards.

Permits & Locates Are Not Optional

City of Savannah for city right-of-way, Chatham County for county roads, and GDOT for the US-17/I-16 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.

How a Bore Actually Works

Six steps, in the order they happen on site.

1. Locate First

811 ticket plus our own GPR sweep — utilities marked before anything spins.

2. Plan the Path

Entry and exit pits, depth, and clearance from what is already down there.

3. Pilot Bore

A steerable head, tracked from the surface, corrected as it advances.

4. Ream

The pilot hole is enlarged to the diameter the product pipe needs.

5. Pullback

Conduit or pipe is pulled through in one continuous run.

6. Restore

Pits backfilled and compacted, surface restored — two pits, not an open cut across the site.

Who Is Actually Doing the Work

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).

20+

Years In The Trade

Est. 2021

Family-Owned

5.0 ★

74 Google Reviews

$1M/$2M

Insured

Recent Work From Our Crews

A sample of the work our crews run week to week around Savannah — much of it as the bore-and-trench sub for generator installers, electrical and low-voltage contractors and GCs.

New water service line bored along a finished property line

Water & Sewer Services

New water services and short sewer runs bored under drives and landscaping, tied in without trenching across a finished yard.

Utility locate markings set before a directional bore

Locate-First Utility Bores

Bores that start with an 811 ticket and our own GPR sweep, so existing lines are marked and cleared before the drill ever spins.

For Contractors & Builders

Most of our Savannah 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.

Send Us This

•  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

You Get This

•  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

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes – most of our Savannah 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 – City of Savannah for city right-of-way, Chatham County for county roads, and GDOT for the US-17/I-16 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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