ISO 9001:2015 · ISO 45001:2018
HDD

Trenchless · Service

HDD — Horizontal Directional Drilling

Trenchless installation of ducts and conduits beneath roads, railways, canals and built-up areas — 18 owned rigs and minimal surface disturbance.

Mezux HDD drilling rig

Overview

Cross anything. Disturb nothing.

Our 18-rig HDD fleet installs ducts beneath the busiest roads, rivers and railways without tearing up the surface — faster approvals, safer sites and cleaner cities.

  • Bores, crossings & pull-backs
  • 18 company-owned HDD rigs
  • Road, rail, river & canal crossings
  • Telecom-grade duct installation

What's Included

Everything delivered in-house

01

Bores & Crossings

Precision trenchless bores under any obstacle.

01

Bores & Crossings

Precision trenchless bores under any obstacle.

02

Owned Rig Fleet

18 rigs, fully owned — no rentals, no delays.

02

Owned Rig Fleet

18 rigs, fully owned — no rentals, no delays.

03

Duct Installation

Clean, damage-free duct and conduit laying.

03

Duct Installation

Clean, damage-free duct and conduit laying.

04

Site Safety

Minimal disruption, maximum compliance.

04

Site Safety

Minimal disruption, maximum compliance.

18Owned HDD Rigs
25,000+KM Drilled
28+States
100%In-House

Why Mezux

Trenchless drilling, telecom-grade

Mezux owns 18 HDD rigs spanning entry-level to large-diameter capacity, crewed in-house and mobilised without waiting on rental yards — the single biggest cause of drilling delays simply removed. Roads, rail, canals and dense city streets are crossed with the surface left intact.

Every bore is de-risked first by a GPR survey that maps what already lies beneath, then executed to a controlled profile so existing utilities stay untouched and restoration stays minimal. Approvals are kept ahead of the crews by our in-house RoW desk.

From last-mile ducts to inter-city backbone, the drilling is one accountable programme, not a chain of subcontractors. See delivered routes or request a quote.

Technical Specification

HDD Drilling — Rig & Bore Parameters

Owned rig fleet18 company-owned HDD rigs
Pullback capacity18 T and 20 T class rigs for urban and last-mile work; 32 T class for long and large-diameter crossings
Typical bore lengthUp to approximately 300 m per shot on 18/20 T class; longer crossings executed in staged shots or on 32 T class
Bore / reamed diameterReamed to suit duct bundle — typically 100–300 mm, sized to the installed duct configuration
Duct sizes installedHDPE / PLB 30, 40, 63, 75 and 125 mm, single or multi-way bundles
Bore sequencePilot bore → reaming (single or multi-pass) → pullback
Guidance / trackingWalkover locating with pitch, roll, depth and position logged along the bore path
Utility clearanceBore designed to maintain planned separation from utilities identified in the GPR survey; crossings verified before drilling
Drilling fluidBentonite-based, mix designed to soil type; returns managed and disposed to authority requirement
RestorationEntry/exit pits reinstated to the specification of the permitting authority

Figures are indicative of standard capability and are confirmed per project. Achievable values depend on ground conditions, utility density, site access and authority requirements, and are fixed in the approved method statement.

Quality & Assurance

QA/QC and documentation

Work is executed under our ISO 9001:2015 quality, ISO 14001:2015 environmental and ISO 45001:2018 occupational health & safety management systems. Each project runs to an Inspection and Test Plan (ITP) agreed with the client, with hold and witness points at survey sign-off, bore setout, duct proving, splicing and final testing. Site checklists, test records and as-built drawings are compiled into a handover pack for the client and, where applicable, the permitting authority.

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Bharti Airtel
Tata Communications
TCIL
Reliance Jio
Gigatel Networks
RailTel
MTNL
BSNL
Vodafone Idea
P2P Networks