WATERLINE INSTALLATION FOR IMPROVED FRACKING OPERATIONS
RDR is beginning a major waterline installation project in north central West Virginia to support more efficient and reliable water delivery for fracking operations. The project will include approximately 17,000 feet of 20-inch HDPE waterline.
ROW Vegetation Management: Protecting Utility Corridors and Infrastructure
Right-of-Way (ROW) vegetation management aims to maintain a low, stable plant cover that allows safe access and inspection while preventing deep-rooted trees and brush from threatening buried or overhead utility infrastructure.
Excavation: Where Infrastructure Begins — and Gets Back on Track
RDR is structured to support excavation-led projects across energy, municipal, and industrial environments. For operators or contractors needing targeted support, RDR’s nine specialized service areas provide flexible, on-demand expertise
NEW CAMBRIDGE FACILITY BRINGS FASTER RESPONSE AND GREATER CAPACITY
RDR’s new Cambridge, Ohio Operations Center extends RDR’s established utility service model—local crews, full-service support, and dependable results—into a wider Ohio service area.
WHEN FORECASTS VARY, READINESS IS NECESSARY.
Despite providing regional snow outlooks from the best weather prediction services, snow outlooks for WV, OH and PA are still uncertain. If you’re managing utility access, well pads, or other critical work areas, consider proactive snow removal planning with RDR.
RDR CONCRETE SOLUTIONS: READY-MIX AND PRECAST
RDR was awarded an 8-month natural gas well pad construction project in West Virginia that involves more than 150,000 cubic yards of earthwork and a fully engineered access road.
FROM CONTAMINATED TO CLEAN: RDR ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION WITH IMPOUNDMENT CLOSURE
RDR was awarded an 8-month natural gas well pad construction project in West Virginia that involves more than 150,000 cubic yards of earthwork and a fully engineered access road.
DESICCANT DEHYDRATION VESSELS FOR NATURAL GAS PIPELINES
RDR was awarded an 8-month natural gas well pad construction project in West Virginia that involves more than 150,000 cubic yards of earthwork and a fully engineered access road.
HOT TAPPING OR SHUTDOWN INTERCONNECTS FOR NATURAL GAS TRANSMISSION
RDR’s Directional Drilling division is beginning a year-long trenchless 19,100 foot sewer system expansion accomplished with HDD. The expansion includes construction of air release valves and manholes. HDD was found to be quicker, more economical and will create far less disruption than open cut or trenched options.
AVOIDABLE PRECONSTRUCTION MISTAKES IN UNDERGROUND UTILITY PROJECTS
RDR’s Directional Drilling division is beginning a year-long trenchless 19,100 foot sewer system expansion accomplished with HDD. The expansion includes construction of air release valves and manholes. HDD was found to be quicker, more economical and will create far less disruption than open cut or trenched options.
The Environmental and Operational Requirements of Well Pad Installation
RDR was awarded an 8-month natural gas well pad construction project in West Virginia that involves more than 150,000 cubic yards of earthwork and a fully engineered access road.
When to Use HDD or Auger Boring Trenchless Installations
RDR’s directional drilling division was chosen for an auger boring (or a bore & jack) installation of a 700 foot water transfer line that will pass under heavily traveled Route 2 near the Ohio River. The project will be completed in under one month, enabling infrastructure expansion in a smarter, greener and more sustainable way.
HDD Creates Path for Utilities with Minimal Surface Disruption
RDR’s Directional Drilling division is beginning a year-long trenchless 19,100 foot sewer system expansion accomplished with HDD. The expansion includes construction of air release valves and manholes. HDD was found to be quicker, more economical and will create far less disruption than open cut or trenched options.