Alaska Geothermal LLC, established in 2000, is a leading directional drilling and underground utility contractor based in Fairbanks, Alaska. With a robust portfolio of capabilities, the company serves both residential and commercial clients, delivering reliable and effective solutions for a wide range of projects. Known for their expertise in handling technically challenging and environmentally sensitive tasks, Alaska Geothermal boasts an impressive fleet of drilling equipment, including the 2018 American auger DD 110 – the largest directional drill in the state – making them well-equipped to install pipes up to 36 inches in diameter.
The company's recent projects illustrate their proficiency in navigating complex environments. For example, they successfully completed the Moose Creek Water Main expansion, which involved installing a 20-inch carrier pipe in wetlands with careful attention to prevent environmental impacts. Similarly, the Debarr Intertie project in Anchorage demonstrated their capability to install extensive water mains while preserving the integrity of local parks and communities. Alaska Geothermal emphasizes their commitment to safety and sustainability, being one of the few underground utility contractors licensed to manage sewer and drinking water systems accurately and responsibly.
By focusing on local operations, Alaska Geothermal provides cost-effective services that save clients considerable expenses compared to hiring out-of-town firms. With over 18 years of experience in Alaska's unique landscape, they are adept at handling everything from ordinary utility work to more challenging tasks related to permafrost and harsh weather conditions. Their extensive knowledge of the local terrain positions them as a go-to choice for directional drilling and utility installation in the interior of Alaska.
