Directional Boring & HDD in Spanish Fort, Alabama

Directional Boring & HDD in Spanish Fort means trenchless horizontal directional drilling that installs conduit and fiber under roads, drives, and waterways without open-cutting. AMS Utilities is based in Loxley — about 17 minutes (13 miles) from our Loxley yard — and boring beneath driveways, waterways, and landscaping for Spanish Fort, an Eastern Shore gateway city at the I-10 Causeway.

Spanish Fort is home to about 10,083 and median home values near $290K — and much of Spanish Fort's housing has gone up since around 1997 — the kind of new development that drives underground fiber and utility demand.

Spanish Fort guards the Eastern Shore gateway at the Mobile Bay Causeway, with fast retail and residential growth driving underground utility demand. Around the Eastern Shore Centre corridor, AMS coordinates with providers like Daphne Utilities and works to the local permitting and restoration requirements. Farther inland, Spanish Fort's higher, sandy ground gives longer open runs — well suited to trenching and plowing alongside bored crossings. Because we own our fleet and self-perform, Spanish Fort projects get one accountable crew — not a chain of lower-tier subs.

Spanish Fort sits in Baldwin County, where providers like Brightspeed, Mediacom, and Point Broadband are expanding fiber — the kind of underground work AMS is positioned to self-perform as a local sub.