Universal HDD repairs and refurbs horizontal directional drilling equipment built for various applications and sizes. Our quality of work and service have earned us relationships with the national’s foremost communications and utility companies, regional road and infrastructure companies and commercial construction...
Congratulations to Universal Underground on wining Civil Contractor New Zealand Excellence Award. Universal Underground completed City Rail Link HDD project by combining UNI 200x240 trenchless technologies to achieve a complex task that had limited access, curved alignment, existing storm water tunnel to...
On this special occasion for the Klaasmeyer Construction Company, we want you to know that your support and trust have been the biggest drive towards our continued growth. We are proud to have you on board as our customer. To...
Universal HDD's drilling rigs are equipped with an Active Centralizer System for proper alignment of drill pipe during a bore. The Active Centralizer is located at the front of the breakout-system. It can be adjusted vertically to help centralize drill pipe,...
See a great project completed by the Superman Directional Drilling & Utilities, LLC at Batesville Arkansas with the UNI 250x400.
The UNI 250x400 directional dill is equipped with a Rod Arm System for increased productivity, enhanced safety and reduction in loading time. Unlike short-range and mid-range HDD rigs, long-range rigs lack the typical implementation of a rod-loader. There most common...
Combining trenchless technologies to achieve a complex project that had limited access, curved alignment, existing storm water tunnel to traverse & fixed ends in central Auckland. See the projected completed by Universal Underground, NZ and UNI 200x240.
In today’s fast-paced industry, time is the most important currency on the market. And time spent serving drilling rig service and parts can be one of the most crucial divides between losing business and gaining reputable success. This means, no...
Another job completed by the Earth Energy Inc. The UNI 45x65 drilled and pulled 370 feet of a 1-8" steel pipe under the Eastbound and Westbound lanes of I-84 in Nampa, Idaho.
