Fiber-Optic Boring Across Greater San Antonio
San Antonio's fiber demand runs on growth arithmetic: one of the fastest-growing big cities in the country, subdivisions climbing the limestone shelves toward Bulverde and Boerne, and build programs pushing duct along corridors that were ranch fence a decade ago. North-side FTTH is limestone drilling — slower footage, rock tooling, and fluid discipline where the recharge zone is mapped — while the south and east sides drill like classic Texas clay.
Middle-mile and campus work follows the same split. The quiet advantage of a specialist here: we price the two grounds as two products, so a build that spans the escarpment doesn't get one blended rate that's wrong in both directions.
Deliverable: proofed duct on alignment, located and as-built, pull tape or fiber per spec — splicing stays with your fiber crew unless scoped in.
Straight answers
Does drilling in the recharge zone need special approval?
Activities over the mapped Edwards zones run under state aquifer-protection rules, and the practical HDD consequence is a bore plan with fluid containment, spill response, and void procedures written in. We build recharge-zone scopes that way by default and flag when a project's plan set needs the aquifer paperwork.