Missile Boring Service

Key Aspects of Missile Boring:

• Process: A pneumatic tool (missile/mole) is aimed in a pit and powered by compressed air, hammering through soil to create a tunnel.
• Applications: Ideal for creating holes 2 to 4 inches in diameter for pipes, fiber, water, and gas lines.
• Efficiency: Allows for rapid, no-dig installation of utilities under sidewalks, roads, and landscaping.
• Equipment: While pneumatic missiles are specialized tools, operators often use equipment from brands like Vermeer.

Vermeer Connection & Alternatives:

• Vermeer Tools: Vermeer provides various trenchless tools and HDD machines for different ground conditions, including their Armor system for rocky soil and the Ultra X3 system.
• Comparison: Some users note that for certain jobs, a pneumatic "missile" tool is preferred for speed and lower costs, while others may opt for a mini-directional drill (like a Vermeer) depending on the job's precision and length requirements.
• Service Providers: Many specialized utility companies offer both Vermeer HDD services and pneumatic missile boring, depending on the project requirements.