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Busiest Time Ever!

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Source: Directed Technologies Drilling Incorporated (DTD)

This month marks one of the busiest months ever for DTD. We currently have three remediaiton projects at three Department of Defense sites:

St. Juliens Creek Annex - a U.S. Navy base adjacent to the Norfolk base in Virginia
Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico
Pt. Loma Navy Base in San Diego, California
The projects range from small to large, with short injection wells planned for St. Juliens and extraction wells in excess of 1000 feet in California. The first of several horizontal wells at Pt. Loma was installed last week; that project will continue for several more weeks.

The DTD drilling schedule for horizontal or directional remediation wells is booked solidly through the end of the year. We still have plenty of opportunities to complete YOUR project next year, starting in Q1. Don't hesitate to call to discuss your remediation or water resource project, and how directional drilling can be applied.

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