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Bore and trench crews for contractors, builders and property owners in Stonecrest - gas, electric, fiber, water and sewer installed under roads, parking lots and finished sites. Family-run since 2003, and priced to keep your bid competitive.

Directional Drilling Services in Stonecrest, 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 Stonecrest, GA? Boring Bros. provides professional trenchless drilling solutions for underground utilities, including water, sewer, electrical, and fiber optic systems. Our advanced methods minimize surface disruption, reduce costs, and ensure reliable infrastructure. From residential neighborhoods to commercial developments, we deliver efficient, precise installations that safeguard Stonecrest’s landscapes and infrastructure.

Experience

Two decades of field experience across Stonecrest's southeast-DeKalb ground.

Multiple Crews

Multiple crews so Stonecrest jobs stay on your timeline.

Family Owned

A family contractor with owners on the jobs and paperwork up front.

Deliver Quality

Underground installs restored to grade that keep Stonecrest's sites intact.

Missile Boring Contractor on the job

What Our Clients Are Saying

Need Directional Boring in Stonecrest?

Who We Are At Boring Bros., we specialize in providing Directional Drilling Services in Stonecrest, GA. Our team leverages horizontal drilling technology to install utilities such as water pipelines, sewer systems, electrical conduits, and fiber optic networks with accuracy and minimal surface disruption. Serving developers, property owners, and contractors, we prioritize cost-effectiveness, environmental responsibility, and long-term durability. Our commitment to precision and safety makes us the trusted choice for residential, commercial, and municipal drilling projects across Stonecrest.

Hand-dug tie-in pit with boring equipment on site — serving Stonecrest, GA

A Contractor You Can Actually Get on the Phone

Boring Bros. is the leading provider of Directional Drilling Services in Stonecrest, GA, offering a modern alternative to traditional trenching. Our trenchless drilling methods reduce excavation, speed up installation, and preserve property value. We install water, sewer, fiber, and electrical systems with pinpoint accuracy, ensuring reliable infrastructure that stands the test of time. By combining advanced technology with skilled operators, we help clients in Stonecrest achieve cost savings, sustainability, and superior results for every project.

About Stonecrest

the area, is a growing city located in eastern DeKalb County, officially incorporated in 2017. Covering over 37 square miles, it is one of the largest cities in the county and is strategically positioned along I-20, providing convenient access to Atlanta and surrounding metro areas.

Home to nearly 60,000 residents, Stonecrest is known for its diverse population, modern development, and emerging commercial centers. The Mall at Stonecrest serves as a major retail hub, while the city is also home to Stonecrest Industrial Park, which supports logistics, distribution, and manufacturing operations that contribute to the local economy.

Stonecrest experiences a humid subtropical climate with hot summers and mild winters, making it suitable for year-round outdoor activities. Parks, green spaces, and recreational facilities are abundant, with Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area offering scenic hiking, biking, and cultural experiences that highlight the region’s natural beauty.

With its strong economic growth, transportation links, and community development initiatives, Stonecrest is quickly establishing itself as a dynamic city in metro Atlanta.

Combining residential opportunities, commercial expansion, and environmental preservation, Stonecrest continues to attract families, businesses, and visitors seeking both modern amenities and natural beauty.

Directional Drilling, In Depth

Techniques & Technologies

A Stonecrest bore starts located and potholed, soil checked, then a steered pilot bore under roads and drives before upsizing on pullback. The head is tracked from the surface so line and depth stay documented.

Benefits for Your Project

Across Stonecrest's mix of commercial pads and residential streets we keep finished surfaces whole, boring utilities in underneath with two pits rather than trenching across the site.

Why Contractors Choose Us

Our Stonecrest jobs come through generator installers, low-voltage contractors and GCs who need a dependable bore crew. We keep our own schedule and confirm scope, price and COI up front.

Working With the Local Landscape

Stonecrest sits on southeast-DeKalb Piedmont clay over rock. Clay holds a hole well, but rock can appear near grade — we plan tooling for it and coordinate Georgia 811 before any rig moves.

What Makes Boring in Stonecrest Different

Past the boilerplate, Stonecrest work turns on southeast-DeKalb clay over rock — here is what really matters.

Granite Is the Brand

Stonecrest sits in Stone Mountain's shadow — literally granite country. Rock near the surface is a planning fact here, and it is why locating and path design come before any quote.

The I-20 Retail Corridor

Mall-and-big-box territory where service extensions cross acres of parking — bored underneath, with the lot open the whole time.

Room for Growth

One of Georgia's newest cities, with greenfield sites and long utility extensions where per-foot bore economics beat open cuts.

Permits & Locates Are Not Optional

City of Stonecrest for city right-of-way, DeKalb County for county roads, and GDOT for the I-20 corridor interchanges. 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

The kind of jobs Stonecrest contractors call us for — bore-and-trench work backing up generator installers, electricians, low-voltage crews and general contractors.

Three-phase conduit and duct bank set in an open bore pit

Commercial Three-Phase Conduit

Three-phase electrical conduit and fiber duct for commercial contractors, bored under parking lots and drive aisles without closing the lot or cutting the pavement.

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.

For Contractors & Builders

Most of our Stonecrest 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 Stonecrest 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 Stonecrest for city right-of-way, DeKalb County for county roads, and GDOT for the I-20 corridor interchanges. 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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