Articles Tagged with ''foundation drilling''

 In 1882, company founder, Mahlon Layne, combined hard work and ingenuity to devise better ways of drilling to coax water out of the arid lands of a community known as Old Swan Lake, near what is now Hurley, S.D. Mahlon’s neighbors quickly took notice and shortly thereafter, a company was born.  

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The device gives contractors real-time data during installation of augered cast-in-place piles.

The group picked new leadership for four of its 15 technical committees.

Officials with the foundation drilling and construction company called results "very unsatisfactory."