Professional impact moling services

What is impact moling?

Moling is a trenchless method used to install new pipes, ducts and cables. During the process, a pneumatically driven machine, known as a mole, forces its way underground along the desired path. Moling avoids the need to dig a trench, thus minimizing or eliminating the need for messy excavations.

The process involves digging a small launching hole at the boundary of the property, and another where the mole emerges. The holes are small enough that they can be dug by hand in inaccessible locations. The pneumatic mole will tunnel straight under the ground from hole to hole. The new pipe will then be fed through this hole and connected at both ends. This method provides a stress-free option for installing new pipes or cables. In many cases we can be in and out in one day, with minimum mess.

Why should I choose moling over traditional methods?

It will save you time and money, and keep any potential disruption to your property and the environment to a minimum.

It can be used for road crossings, without disruption to traffic, under walls, embankments and other obstacles and generally anywhere a trench wouldn’t work. Moling can be used for installing or replacing:

Water pipes
Utility ducting
Drainage/Irrigation pipes
Gas pipes
BT and fibre optic cables
Armoured cables
Lead pipe replacement

From installing or replacing new pipes to individual homes or larger projects such as agricultural drainage or irrigation, moling can provide a cost-effective solution.

If you are looking for moling services, contact Trenchless Installations, your local moling specialists. Based in North Berwick, we serve customers in Edinburgh and the surrounding areas.

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For hassle-free impact moling services, you need Trenchless Installations Ltd. Call Robbie 07595 024915

"Very quick response following contact. Work performed efficiently and to a high standard. Also the price was very competitive compared to other quotes. Very pleasant to work with. They do all the liaising with Scottish Water as well which is great and saves a lot of time."

- Paul J.