Serving 28 Cities Across SC & Western NC
From the Blue Ridge foothills to the Midlands — four generations of Sloans have bored under driveways, roads, rivers, and rail lines in every corner of the Carolinas.
Four Generations Across the Carolinas
Sloan Underground Construction has been installing trenchless underground utilities across the Carolinas since 1965. We are based in Greenville, South Carolina, and run directional drilling and boring crews across twenty-eight cities covering the Upstate, the Lakelands, the Midlands, and Western North Carolina — including the mountain communities around Asheville, Hendersonville, and Brevard. Whether you're in downtown Greenville clay, Aiken's sandy horse country, or the rocky terrain around Asheville, we've bored under it before.
Every city on this page has its own soil profile, its own old pipe networks, its own historic districts or HOA rules, and its own utility quirks. We don't run a one-size-fits-all bore plan — we match the rig, the head, and the bore path to what the ground under your property actually looks like. Four generations of Sloans have mapped the Carolinas from the inside.
28 Carolina Cities We Serve
Greenville, SC
Our headquarters — Piedmont red clay, downtown revitalization, and the Woodruff Road growth corridor.
Explore Greenville →Spartanburg, SC
I-85 manufacturing corridor, Converse Heights neighborhoods, and mixed commercial boring.
Explore Spartanburg →Anderson, SC
Lake Hartwell communities, sandier soils, and older downtown pipe networks.
Explore Anderson →Pickens, SC
Blue Ridge foothills, rockier terrain, and smaller rural lots with tight access.
Explore Pickens →Oconee, SC
Lake Keowee and Jocassee lake homes, granite shelf, and waterfront bores.
Explore Oconee →Laurens, SC
Rural corridor work, longer line extensions, and aging utility infrastructure.
Explore Laurens →Newberry, SC
Historic town square bores around heritage oaks and older commercial buildings.
Explore Newberry →Saluda, SC
Agricultural and rural residential bores — long driveways and well/septic crossings.
Explore Saluda →Abbeville, SC
Historic courthouse square, older utility maps, and careful downtown excavation.
Explore Abbeville →Greenwood, SC
Lakelands region — Lake Greenwood communities and mixed residential/commercial.
Explore Greenwood →Union, SC
Rural Upstate SC, smaller lots, and patient work around aging infrastructure.
Explore Union →Aiken, SC
Horse country sandy loam (easier boring) with historic district preservation rules.
Explore Aiken →Lexington, SC
Midlands growth suburbia, Saluda River proximity, and sandy loam soils.
Explore Lexington →Richland County, SC
Columbia metro area — urban/suburban mix with varied terrain and traffic-heavy bores.
Explore Richland County →Asheville, NC
Blue Ridge Mountains, rocky terrain, and tougher bore conditions through Buncombe County.
Explore Asheville →Biltmore Forest, NC
Estate lots beside the Biltmore grounds — mature canopy, strict town standards, trenchless-only territory.
Explore Biltmore Forest →Montreat, NC
Black Mountain cove above the stone gate — steep narrow roads, rocky ground, tight rig staging.
Explore Montreat →Avery Creek, NC
Growth corridor between Arden and the airport — river-bottom soils and new-construction utilities.
Explore Avery Creek →Royal Pines, NC
Established Arden neighborhood off US-25 — mid-century homes, aging service lines, mature yards.
Explore Royal Pines →Mills River, NC
Farm and nursery valley on the NC-280 corridor — long rural runs and creek-adjacent bores.
Explore Mills River →Barnardsville, NC
Big Ivy farm country on NC-197 — long road frontages, well lines, and mountain cove rock.
Explore Barnardsville →Brevard, NC
Transylvania County seat at the Pisgah gateway — granite slopes and mountain-valley bores.
Explore Brevard →Flat Rock, NC
Named for its granite — historic summer-estate village where HDD beats the rock every time.
Explore Flat Rock →Laurel Park, NC
Echo Mountain streets up to Jump Off Rock — steep wooded lots and slope-planned bores.
Explore Laurel Park →Valley Hill, NC
Kanuga Road corridor on Hendersonville's southwest side — suburban and rural mixed work.
Explore Valley Hill →Mountain Home, NC
US-25 corridor between Fletcher and Hendersonville — commercial frontage and neighborhood bores.
Explore Mountain Home →Kiawah Island, SC
Barrier island resort community — HDPE bores, KICA coordination, and coastal sandy soil.
Explore Kiawah Island →Seabrook Island, SC
Private gated island — SIPOA access coordination, equestrian-friendly HDD, Lowcountry sandy soil.
Explore Seabrook Island →Not Sure If We Serve Your Area?
The 28 cities on this page are the areas we work most regularly, but we travel throughout the Carolinas for commercial HDD jobs, subdivision builds, and utility contractor partnerships. If you're within two hours of Greenville, the answer is almost always yes.
Call (864) 386-1649 or submit a free estimate request — tell us where the job is and what you're trying to install, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right crew for the bore.
