Soil Boring and Drilling Locates for Geotech and Environmental Firms
Every boring, monitoring well and test-pit location checked before the rig arrives, with private lines marked around each point and a written record with GPS. Colorado Springs to Denver.
Why firms use us
Checked point by point before the rig shows up
Each point, not just the site
We walk every proposed boring location and mark what runs near it, so the driller knows which points are good and which need to move.
Points moved, not guessed
When a point sits on a line, we mark a nearby spot with nothing detected and note the offset for your field log.
A record for the file
Markout summary, photo log and GPS positions as a KMZ file, delivered so the drilling contractor and your project manager see the same picture.
Multi-site programs
Phase II and geotech programs with sites across the Front Range book as half-day or full-day blocks, hours counted on site.
Rig on site next week?
Send the boring plan and the date. Firm number within one business day.
FAQs
Soil boring locates: common questions
Do you check every boring location?
Yes. Each point is checked with electromagnetic tracing and ground-penetrating radar, and anything nearby is marked.
What if a boring point is on top of a line?
We mark a nearby spot where nothing was detected and record the offset so your field team can document the move.
Have you done this before?
Yes. From the job log: geotechnical boring locations on South Academy Boulevard in Colorado Springs, checked for a national geotech firm.
Contact Us
Get an Estimate
Address, what you are digging and when. You get a firm quote, usually the same business day. Rather talk? Call or text (719) 800-4937.