Horizontal drilling technology can be used to replace pipelines, saving time and money, as there is no need for major excavations and interventions in the surrounding area. Whether reaching the existing pipeline from a small entry point (breaking the old pipe and immediately installing the new one), installing a new pipeline within the old one, or creating a completely new pipeline network, this method can be particularly useful in urban areas.

Trenchless drilling method where a metal pipe is installed in the ground by pushing it from the entrance trench to the exit trench. The soil is transported out of the pipe and into the entrance trench by the impeller of the screws located inside the pipe. This method is used for the installation of water, sewage, natural gas pipes, etc., under roads, train lines and generally in areas where excavation is not possible.

With this method, metal pipes are installed underground, without excavation, using air compressors and pneumatic hammers. Ideal method for installing pipelines under train tracks, as it minimizes disturbance to the ground surface, while simultaneously installing the pipeline. The soil is removed from the pipe after its installation is complete, minimizing the risk of subsidence.

The horizontal directional drilling method is a method of installing underground networks and cables, with minimal intervention on the ground surface. This method is particularly useful in cases of areas where excavation is not possible, as well as in areas where the passage of pipelines could be a complex process, due to existing networks, highways, natural landscapes, etc., as it is the method with the least intervention in the natural space.