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Columbia REA Tuttle Lane Power Project

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Riddco's Ditch Witch JT3020 All Terrain directional drill staged at the Columbia REA power project on Tuttle Lane in Burbank, Washington.

Location

Burbank, Washington

Client

Columbia REA

Service

Directional drilling

Project Overview

The project

Riddco's crew installed underground power conduit on Tuttle Lane in Burbank, Washington for Columbia REA. The work supported rural electric infrastructure serving residents in the Walla Walla Valley.

Why directional drilling

Rural power service runs through yards, driveways, and landscaping that homeowners want left intact. Directional drilling routes the conduit underground with no open-cut trenching through finished ground, roadways, or restoration zones.

Equipment deployed

  • Ditch Witch JT3020 All Terrain directional drill
  • Vacuum truck for spoil removal
  • Field crew for conduit placement and site safety

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Project Image Gallery

Riddco crew member operating the Ditch Witch drill rig alongside a mini excavator with open trench and conduit in the foreground, during the Columbia REA power project on Tuttle Lane in Burbank, Washington.
Riddco's red Vactor truck and yellow Kenworth tender staged with the drill rig on Tuttle Lane during the Columbia REA power project in Burbank, Washington.
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