Memphis Directional Drilling

Directional Drilling in Crittenden County

Crittenden is the metro's Arkansas anchor and its purest river-world county: West Memphis and Marion sit on the delta flats behind the mainline levee, at the junction where I-40 and I-55 meet — one of the busiest truck crossroads in America. The work follows the corridor: interstate and highway crossings on ARDOT paper, logistics-site utilities, and the drainage-district grid that keeps the flats dry adding its engineering review to more alignments than the road map suggests.

Ground here is full delta alluvium — soft, wet, and honest — with buoyancy and pit discipline doing the daily work. Levee and floodway setbacks govern the eastern edge, and river stages can set the calendar on the closest work; our quotes carry the district stack and its seasons plainly.

Most-requested work here: road & highway crossings, river corridor & levee crossings, water & force-main boring. Send a scope from anywhere in Crittenden County.