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Perez Drilling Co.

Completed Projects

Real Projects. Real Ground. Real Results.

A look at the projects, conditions and challenges Perez Drilling has taken on across Colorado — from deep foundation drilling and rock work to difficult-access and changing-scope projects.

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The Perez Drilling Portfolio

Some Jobs Deserve
More Than a Picture.

These are the projects that show what happens after the plans meet the ground.

Plans tell us
what needs to happen.

Field conditions tell us what we're actually dealing with. Rock. Tight access. Difficult terrain. Groundwater. Changing scope. Unexpected conditions.

Perez Drilling has worked through all of it. The projects that follow show the range of foundation and drilling work our crews have taken on across Colorado — and the kind of problems we're expected to solve once we're on site.

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Completed Project / 01

Silver Creek
High School

Longmont, Colorado
Baseball & Softball
Safety Netting
The Original Assignment

Drill the foundation holes for the new baseball field safety netting.

That was the job when Perez Drilling arrived at Silver Creek High School.

Then the scope grew.

What started as a drilling operation turned into a much larger piece of the project. Instead of treating the additional work as somebody else's problem, our crew stepped up and stayed with it.

Perez Drilling drilled the holes, built the rebar cages and poured the concrete. We used our own base labor and drilling crew to take the work from drilled holes all the way through the foundation work required for the safety-netting system.

When the Scope Changed
We didn't leave.

The project evolved, and our crew evolved with it. We stayed focused on the finished result and helped keep the work moving instead of stopping at the edge of our original scope.

Perez Drilling Handled
Drilling
Foundation holes for the new safety-netting system.
Rebar Cages
Fabrication and installation of the required cages.
Concrete
Concrete placement to complete the foundation work.
Field Support
Crew flexibility as the proj ```
Glenwood Springs, Colorado

When the Rock
Changes the Plan.

This project was supposed to be simple. Two days of drilling through relatively easy material, get the holes done, and move on to the next job.

Then we hit the rock.

What looked like a two-day drilling project turned into roughly two weeks of rock core work. Instead of treating the change in ground conditions like someone else's problem, our crew adapted to what was actually in front of us and kept working.

Field Reality
2 Days
Became
~2 Weeks

The ground dictated the schedule. Our job was to adjust the drilling approach and keep the project moving.

The Ground
Unexpected rock changed the job.
The Response
Rock core drilling, maintenance and welding.
The Result
We stayed with the project and got it done.

“You don't always get to choose what's under the ground. You do get to choose how you respond when you find it.”

That is part of foundation drilling in Colorado. Conditions change. Equipment gets tested. Schedules move. Perez Drilling stays focused on the work in front of us and finding a way to keep the job moving.

Vail, Colorado
03
Mountain Project

Vail, Colorado

Two years later, this is still one of those projects that reminds us why drilling in the mountains is never just about showing up with a drill.

We took this project on in Vail and worked through the realities that come with mountain construction—getting the equipment where it needed to go, working around the site and putting the holes in exactly where the project called for them.

It was another job where the finished product doesn't tell the whole story. The work happens in the equipment, in the access, in the setup and in the decisions made while you're on the ground.

Vail was another project in the books— another set of holes drilled, another foundation project moved forward, and another job our crew can look back on with pride.

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Severance, Colorado
04

CDOT Project

Highway work doesn't leave much room for mistakes. The drilling has to fit the project, the schedule and the conditions around an active transportation corridor.

Our Severance project for CDOT put Perez Drilling to work on transportation infrastructure where precision and production both matter. We came in, handled the drilling scope and kept the work moving so the next phase of the project could continue.

Project Type
Transportation
Infrastructure
Severance, Colorado
CDOT project
Infrastructure work is about doing the drilling right and keeping the larger project moving.
Montrose, Colorado
05

Montrose

Some jobs are about getting in, getting the work done, and getting out without making a production out of it.

Montrose was one of those projects. We made the trip, got set up, handled the deep drilling work and kept the operation moving. The field doesn't always give you perfect conditions or a perfect plan, so the crew has to stay flexible and deal with what's actually in front of them.

More Than a Project List

Experience You Can
Put to Work.

Every project leaves the crew with another lesson, another solution and another set of conditions we've learned how to work through.

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Deep Foundation Drilling
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Difficult Ground & Rock
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Mountain & Difficult Access
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Commercial & Infrastructure
The Perez Drilling Difference

We don't just drill the hole. We finish the job.

From the first setup to the last hole, our goal is simple: do our part right, communicate with the people counting on us, and leave the project ready for the next phase.

Unmatched Speed

Decisions happen in minutes, not meetings.

Data Dominance

Real-time analytics guide every strike.

Every service, every product, every interaction is engineered to unleash a measurable breakthrough for our clients.

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