Fiber-Optic Boring Across Central Indiana
Central Indiana's fiber demand has two speeds. Campus speed: the data-center buildout landing in Hancock, Boone, and the metro's power-rich corridors needs entrance diversity and interconnect duct placed precisely, on construction schedules measured in megawatts. Neighborhood speed: FTTH overbuilds working Hamilton's polished grids, Johnson and Hendricks' growth arcs, and Marion's mature streets, where till-country production drilling shines until the erratic in the alignment says take five.
Boulder honesty is a fiber discipline here: small-diameter bores deflect easiest, so the plan carries encounter response — probe, adjust, or re-shoot — with the economics stated in the quote rather than invented at the pit. Outwash reaches near the rivers get the wet-ground treatment their gravels demand.
Deliverable: proofed and mandreled duct on alignment, located and as-built, tape or fiber pulled per spec. Splicing stays with your fiber house unless scoped in.
Straight answers
What happens if you hit a boulder on my street?
The plan already knows: probe the obstruction, steer past it where geometry allows, or re-shoot on an offset — with those economics printed in the quote you accepted, not negotiated afterward. Glacial ground deals every crew the same cards; the difference is whether the pricing admitted it beforehand.