04/29/2026
Foothills Road is a good example of what roadway foundation work requires beyond the drilling itself. Pacific Foundation’s scope included drilled shafts and soldier piles for sound-wall support on the ODOT Foothills Road Corridor in Medford and Jackson County.
The larger project modernized nearly four miles of roadway with improvements for safety, access, bike lanes, sidewalks, and traffic flow.
In the field, that means working inside an active civil construction sequence with limited access, defined staging, alignment requirements, and other trades depending on the work being completed correctly. Spanning two summer seasons 4+ hours away from home, our crews dug deep to make this one a success.
Roadway work puts pressure on the people, the setup, and the timeline. Equipment position, material handling, crew coordination, and production all have to fit the space available. At the end of the day, the drilling matters, but so does the planning around it.
Proud of the Pacific Foundation crew who put in the work on Foothills Road.