The Boring Crew Contractors Call When They Can't Trench

Nobody wants to hear their water line needs replacing. Because everyone knows what comes next: the trench. The torn-up driveway. The yard dug to pieces, the concrete cut out and patched, weeks of mess — and a bill that keeps growing.

Jeff Longspaugh heard that story too many times in 30 years as a master plumber. So he started Get It Dug for the jobs the big boring crews don't want: short directional bores under the stuff you don't want destroyed.

What Directional Boring Actually Does

Need water run to your barn? Power to your detached garage? A water, sewer, or gas line replaced? Get It Dug drills underneath your driveway, sidewalk, road, or parking lot — 1/2-inch to 6-inch pipe, usually under 200 feet — and when they're done, you'd never know they were there. No trench. No cut concrete. No ruined landscaping.

Call or text 817-999-8606 — estimates in 15 minutes or less. Or visit getitdug.com.

Built for Contractors

If you're a contractor, you already know the call. Plumbers bring Jeff in when the crossing can't be trenched. Electricians use him for conduit under pavement. Access control and gate guys call when the entry system needs power across a finished drive. Communications crews, general contractors — anyone whose job hits concrete that has to stay put. Get It Dug doesn't compete with your trade. It finishes your job.

Proof: $20,000 Saved on One Bore

A warehouse needed a 2-inch gas line run under its concrete approach — eight inches thick, with eighteen-wheelers rolling over it daily. Trenching it would've meant cutting the concrete, digging it out, backfilling, reforming, redoing the curbs, compacting, repouring — and shutting traffic down for days. Jeff bored under it instead. Savings: at least $20,000.

How It Works

You reach out, Jeff gets you an estimate in 15 minutes or less, and his crew bores it. That's the whole plan. No demolition, no restoration contractor, no patch that never quite matches.

Common Questions

Do you have to tear up your driveway to replace your water line? No. Can he run water or power to a barn or detached garage? All the time — it's one of his most common jobs. How far? Most shots run under 200 feet. What size? 1/2-inch up to 6-inch pipe and conduit: water, sewer, gas, electrical.

Service Area

Get It Dug serves Fort Worth, all of Tarrant and Parker County, and surrounding North Texas — Weatherford, Azle, Haslet, Saginaw, Aledo, Springtown, Decatur, Denton, Sanger, McKinney, Granbury.

The alternative is the trench: the mess, the concrete work, the landscape repair, the weeks. Or one crew, one bore, and a driveway that looks exactly like it did that morning.

Don't cut the driveway. Call or text 817-999-8606 — estimates in 15 minutes or less — or go to getitdug.com.

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