MARK Construction

MARK Construction We are a local company that specializes in directional drilling for underground utilities. MARK Construction Inc.

specializes in the installation of horizontal directional drilled plastic and steel pipe (boring). MARK Construction’s services include installation of pipe for water, communications, electric and gas. We have the capability and the tooling to do from ¾” pipe up to 16” pipe or multiple pipes with a diameter up to 16” at one time. Earning repeat customers and building long term relationships is what we strive for, by providing exceptional customer service, value, and quality.

06/05/2026

Utility work in a neighborhood is never just about drilling.

It’s about keeping the street organized, protecting existing utilities, and getting the job done with as little disruption as possible.

06/03/2026

A little friendly fire from the MARK team.

Some jobs are less about the total footage and more about what you have to work around.At the Rifle Airport, our crew is...
06/01/2026

Some jobs are less about the total footage and more about what you have to work around.

At the Rifle Airport, our crew is installing roughly 1,800 feet of 2-inch gas line for Xcel Energy to replace and extend outdated infrastructure.

One key challenge: getting pipe from one side of the taxiway to the other in a single 800-foot bore.

That takes the right plan, the right crew, and the right drill.

For this shot, we brought in our 60x90 to give the crew the reach and control needed to complete the bore safely and efficiently.

Another solid example of careful planning meeting the right equipment in the field.

Fiber builds do not just connect homes and businesses.They connect schools, classrooms, teachers, and students.MARK Cons...
05/29/2026

Fiber builds do not just connect homes and businesses.

They connect schools, classrooms, teachers, and students.

MARK Construction is partnering with Clearnetworx to help bring fiber across Mesa County to District 51 schools.

For this route, that means building through busy parts of Grand Junction while working around traffic, hospital access, and tight timelines.

It is not the easiest place to work.

But it is the kind of project that matters long after the cones are picked up.

05/27/2026

Good communication keeps a bore moving.

On this project in the Mountain View subdivision in Montrose, the crew stayed in sync from the drill to the foreman.

The operator needs clear direction.
The foreman needs to know where the drill head is.
The crew needs to stay aligned as the work moves forward.

It’s a simple part of the job, but it matters.

Good coordination helps keep the work moving safely and efficiently.

05/26/2026

Some projects are less about what you see and more about what the crew is working around.

This route helps bring fiber across Mesa County to District 51 schools.

But getting there means building through some of the busiest streets in Grand Junction.

That’s why crews were out at night on 7th and Patterson.

Less traffic.
Safer work zones.
Open access near the hospital.
Less disruption during the day.

It’s not always glamorous, but it’s the kind of planning that keeps projects moving.

Today, we pause for more than a long weekend.We remember the men and women who gave everything so the rest of us could l...
05/25/2026

Today, we pause for more than a long weekend.

We remember the men and women who gave everything so the rest of us could live free.

Their courage, sacrifice, and service will never be forgotten.

05/22/2026

Some people golf.

Some people fish.

Some people make underground infrastructure their entire personality.

Could be worse.

05/20/2026

“Just holding a paddle” until traffic starts flying by your crew at 45 mph.

Traffic control is one of the most important parts of any jobsite, and when it’s done right, most people never even think about it.

That’s the point.

Appreciate the crews at Ultra Traffic Management LLC helping keep our guys and the public safe every day out in the field.

Most people never see this part.In some areas, crews are working around fiber, gas, electric, water, sewer, and communic...
05/18/2026

Most people never see this part.

In some areas, crews are working around fiber, gas, electric, water, sewer, and communications lines all within the same corridor underground.

That’s why utility verification, potholing, and planning matter before drilling even begins.

A lot is happening below the surface long before a bore path is cleared.

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2986 Gunnison Avenue
Grand Junction, CO
81504

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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