West Texas Boring

West Texas Boring West Texas Boring is the premier Horizontal Directional Drilling company for the Permian Basin. Mailing address - WTB LLC PO Box 7238, Odessa, TX 79760

West Texas Boring is the premier Horizontal Directional Drilling company for the Permian Basin, we serve all the major pipeline contractors, construction companies, municipalities and E & P companies for installation of Gas, Oil, Water, Sewer and all other pipelines. We feature all the latest equipment and technologies to quickly and professionally get the job done. Our personnel are some of the global experts in completing HDD pipeline installations.

06/11/2026

Every job starts as dirt…until you actually start drilling.😂

Back when experience was the technology.Long before modern HDD rigs, GPS guidance, and touchscreens, crews were out here...
06/03/2026

Back when experience was the technology.

Long before modern HDD rigs, GPS guidance, and touchscreens, crews were out here figuring it out in real time with grit, instinct, and a whole lot of determination. These photos are from the early days of underground construction—when every bore taught you something and experience was earned the hard way.

We recently unearthed some incredible vintage footage from the West Texas Boring archives, and trust us… you’re going to want to see what’s coming next.

West Texas Boring — Built Different Since Day One.

Back when every bore was an adventure.No advanced locating systems. No easy answers. Just rock, water, steel, and a crew...
06/01/2026

Back when every bore was an adventure.

No advanced locating systems. No easy answers. Just rock, water, steel, and a crew willing to go wherever the job took them. These photos from the West Texas Boring archives capture a different era of underground construction—when every project came with unknowns and experience was often the only roadmap.

Looking back at these early jobs is a reminder of how far the industry has come, while also showing the grit and determination that built it in the first place. We’ve uncovered some incredible vintage footage from these years, and there’s a lot more coming soon.

West Texas Boring — Forged in Dirt Since Day One.

Call it a South Texas Run - job after job, pipe going in the ground. This bore: over 600’ of 12”. Just one stretch of a ...
05/28/2026

Call it a South Texas Run - job after job, pipe going in the ground. This bore: over 600’ of 12”. Just one stretch of a bigger push we’ve been grinding through.

Long miles, late nights, and more nights away from home than we’d like- families, front porches, and a dog that’s probably wondering where we went. But that’s the trade. You put your head down, do the work, and keep it moving til the job’s done.

West Texas Boring- getting it done, mile by mile

The early days of HDD looked a whole lot different.Back when horizontal directional drilling was still carving out its p...
05/27/2026

The early days of HDD looked a whole lot different.

Back when horizontal directional drilling was still carving out its place in the industry, rigs like these were helping crews take on work that was changing the future of underground construction. No one had decades of experience to lean on yet—every job was part of the learning curve, and every breakthrough pushed the industry forward.

These old photos from the West Texas Boring archives are a glimpse into a time when HDD was still evolving and the people running these machines were helping shape what the industry would become. More vintage footage and stories from the early days are coming soon.

West Texas Boring — Part of the Industry’s Story Since Day One.

You’re about to see where it all started. Stay tuned.Real history from the early days of West Texas Boring. The archives...
05/22/2026

You’re about to see where it all started. Stay tuned.

Real history from the early days of West Texas Boring. The archives are just starting to open up.

Before the name meant something… they built it.Long before West Texas Boring became the company it is today, Bill and Lo...
05/21/2026

Before the name meant something… they built it.

Long before West Texas Boring became the company it is today, Bill and Louise Harrington were out building it one job, one risk, and one breakthrough at a time. Back when HDD was still in its early days, they were already helping shape the future of underground construction in the Permian Basin and beyond.

We’ve recently uncovered some incredible old photos and vintage footage from the archives, and getting to look back at where it all started has been something special. Stay tuned—there’s a lot more history coming.

West Texas Boring — Built on Grit Since Day One.

05/14/2026

𝖳𝖱𝖠𝖢𝖤 𝖸𝖮𝖴𝖱 𝖲𝖳𝖤𝖯𝖲👣 4” and 8” HDPE going down in Bryan, Tx -the customer added the tracer wire on now, so nobody’s guessing later. Out of sight doesn’t mean out of mind.

𝘐𝘕 𝘛𝘏𝘌 𝘉𝘈𝘎 -30” casing installed. Clean entry and controlled ex*****on that speaks for itself. Solid work, the WTB way! ...
05/11/2026

𝘐𝘕 𝘛𝘏𝘌 𝘉𝘈𝘎 -30” casing installed. Clean entry and controlled ex*****on that speaks for itself. Solid work, the WTB way!

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1300 OIDC Drive
Odessa, TX
79766

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+14323661026

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