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Horizontal Directional Drilling

Our trenchless construction services have successfully navigated various complex underground conditions, providing precise installations, avoiding existing utilities, and minimizing surface disturbance. Whether through HDD, auger boring, hammer boring, or pipe bursting, we have consistently delivered results on time, within budget, and with minimal impact on surrounding areas.

Naschitti Chapter San Juan Lateral Connection

Naschitti, NM

Canyon Construction Company assisted Clawson Excavation on the “Naschitti Chapter San Juan Lateral Connection” project, by installing an 18” casing, 260’ across U.S. Highway 491, in Northern New Mexico. Canyon utilized our Barbo 36/42 auger machine in concert with our Boretec OTS steering head and control station.
The project is another step in expanding the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply System throughout the Navajo Nation, getting clean water to its’ people. Canyon is honored to play a small part in the expansion of this water system.

City of Durango- Wastewater Treatment Facility Improvements

La Plata County Airport

Canyon is contracted for full upgrades to the outdated wastewater treatment facility. We will be rehabilitating all the lagoons complete with new liner, aeration systems and piping, and floating covers. This will include the construction of a building to house the new blowers for the aeration system, an intercell control structure to direct flows to new equipment, a polishing reactor and a moving bed bio reactor. All of this will be completed while the current systems are in operation.

Durango Mesa Waterline and Roadway

Durango, CO

Canyon Construction is subcontracted by Four Corners Materials to install a section of the new 10” domestic waterline that will serve Durango Mesa. Canyon is installing the section of the pipeline using Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD). The waterline begins at the Horse Gulch Trailhead and terminates approximately 565’ away, on top of the mesa. From there, the waterline will be installed utilizing open-cut, conventional methods. The section Canyon is installing is a true challenge, due to depths exceeding 80’, drilling through solid rock, and negotiating an elevation change of over 100’. Canyon Construction utilizes the latest HDD technologies for locating the drill head, planning the bore’s alignment, and developing as-built documentation.

2-Million Gallon Water Tank Demolition

Ignacio, CO

Canyon Construction Company and Recla Metals teamed up to demolish & recycle an existing 2-million-gallon water tank for the Southern Ute Indian Tribe. The steel salvaged from the tank was hauled to Recla’s facility, where it will eventually be transferred to a location to be melted down and incorporated into new steel products.

Dalton Ranch West Subdivision

Durango, CO

Canyon spearheaded the development of vacant land within the Dalton Ranch community. The project included the expansion of domestic water, sewer, electrical, communication, and gas system to the area. The infrastructure expansion also included site grading, subgrade stabilization, curb & gutter, and paving.

Rock Creek Subdivision

Ignacio, CO

This project focused on the development of vacant land in Ignacio, CO. The project included the expansion of the domestic water, raw water, sewer, electrical, communication, and gas system to the area. The infrastructure expansion also included site grading, subgrade stabilization, curb & gutter, sidewalk, storm drainage, street lighting and paving.

Edgemont Meadows

Durango, CO

For this project, Canyon led Phase 3 of the development of vacant land within the community of Edgemont. The project included the expansion of the domestic water, sewer, electrical, communication, and gas system to the area. The infrastructure expansion also included site grading, subgrade stabilization, curb & gutter, a large detention pond/outfall, and paving.

Precast Concrete Pipe Rehabilitation

Ignacio, CO

The Southern Ute Indian Tribe (SUIT) hired Canyon to handle the rehabilitation of 13,330 feet of existing 20” precast concrete pipe (PCCP) using 20” DR26 HDPE. The existing 20” PCCP was the main domestic water supply to the community and had begun to deteriorate and leak after at least a half-century of service.

Navajo Nation Municipal Pipeline

Fruitland, NM

Canyon Construction was tasked with fusing 3,600 linear feet of 24” DIPS, DR 9 pipe, and 3,700 linear feet of 4” DR 11 HDPE pipe. This work was a key part of the Navajo Nation Municipal Pipeline, Schedule 2 through 6, Animas La-Plata Project / NNMP HDD Repair. The ultimate goal of the project was to install the 3,600’ of 24” HDPE beneath the failed Bluff Road Section of the NNMP project.