THE GREATER THE CHALLENGE, THE MORE WE EXCEL!
Paragon Pipeline Inc. started on April 11 1986 as a Licensed Utility Contractor by Harold and Sandy Johnson and their son Paul Johnson. We are a family owned and operated business. Since then we have built a solid and positive reputation with municipalities, engineers and contractors in the southeastern United States. With years of experience in the field of trenchless pipe installation, our clients have recommended us to several engineers for future projects in the design stages. We have assisted many engineers with the design and procedures of multiple jack and bores. We have bored steel casing in sizes ranging from 96” casing to 12” casing and lengths up to 600’ with grades as flat as .10 percent. . We also have the capability to build our own bores heads, boring machines and accessories, augers and casing spacers.
Our reputation is based off of three principles: honesty, integrity and innovation. We have extensive experience in hand mining, boreshead, conventional auger boring and pilot tube boring. We do turn-key operations from digging the bore pit, supplying the casing to installing your carrier pipe if requested. We also do our own dewatering system.
We are members of the GUCA and are an MBE certified company and maintain a drug free workplace. At Paragon Pipeline, Inc. we believe in safety first and all employees are instructed in the safety rules for every job. Our pits are dug to OSHA standards.
Our reputation is based off of three principles: honesty, integrity and innovation. We have extensive experience in hand mining, boreshead, conventional auger boring and pilot tube boring. We do turn-key operations from digging the bore pit, supplying the casing to installing your carrier pipe if requested. We also do our own dewatering system.
We are members of the GUCA and are an MBE certified company and maintain a drug free workplace. At Paragon Pipeline, Inc. we believe in safety first and all employees are instructed in the safety rules for every job. Our pits are dug to OSHA standards.