Steady growth through many smaller jobs built Southeast Connections into what it is today. There was one notable large job, however, that turned into somewhat of a signature project that redefined the company’s status in the industry. About six years ago, the business was hired to install a 12-inch-diameter, 14-mile-long natural gas transmission pipeline near Charleston, South Carolina.
The project included 14 HDD bores through environmentally sensitive wetlands. The bores ranged in length from 1,000 to 6,100 feet and between 20 and 60 feet deep to pass under wetlands, streams and the like.“One of the customer’s main concerns was that we
