I just made it under my 12 foot driveway. It was a tough job, but only took 6 hours. There was no way that you could beat anything under the concrete because of the large aggregate. I used a 0 degree tip on my 4000 psi pressure washer. This would allow me to go a few feet, after which I would have to connect a 1.5 inch pipe to my shop vac to suck out the rocks. Unless you were to use a diamond drill bit, there is no way any other option would have succeeded in my opinion.
Thanks for the response. I'll grab the shovel
Hey guys, I'm trying to finalize my plan for my system.. My house is 150 feet from the street. I initially planned on connecting to the main supply line near the water meter, but doing so will be a large hassle compared to connecting up by the house, since I would have to go underneath my driveway and also along the path of numerous other utility lines. My psi at the house is 80 before the pressure regulator in the crawlspace and 45-50 after. The meter to house run is 1" pvc. The point of entry ...
