Underground Pipeline Laying

Underground pipeline is the most common method used to transport oil and gas. It is used for transportation of oil and gas from one point to another. Underground pipeline is a very expensive method of transporting oil and gas compared to other methods such as overland pipeline or marine pipeline. Underground pipeline has been used since the beginning of oil drilling industry in the 19th century when it was first used during the Texas oil boom. Oil companies found that they could use underground pipelines instead of building new roads, which would be more expensive than using tunnels or trenches underground.

In order to lay down an underground pipe, you have to dig a trench or tunnel, which you then fill up with concrete or cement. An important factor in choosing an underground pipe is its length; if you want your pipe to go long distances, then it will have to be at least 60 inches in diameter (2 feet). This allows enough room for expansion due to heat and pressure changes along its route. Also, an important factor when choosing an underground pipe is its diameter; if you want your pipe to go long distances, then it will have to be at least 60 inches in diameter (2 feet).

From small to massive structures, we offer experienced underground construction. Our expert crew is ready for projects of any size and complexity and specializes in reinforced concrete pipe, PVC pipe, ductile iron pipe, high-density polyethylene pipe, and welded steel pipe installation. With a broad range of experience, we have successfully met the challenges and demands of deep excavation, rock excavation, remote mountainous locations, and congested heavy traffic areas.

The company’s underground pipeline laying services are also available. The company has an experienced team of geologists and engineers who are experienced in the drilling and laying of pipelines for oil and gas, water, chemical and other industrial purposes.