Job paperwork for directional drilling and utility crews. Clean forms for the whole job — print them or type into them — from the first bore log to the final invoice, so the office gets what it needs and the crew gets back to work.
Built around how HDD work actually runs — rods, footage, depth, and locates — not generic construction paperwork.
One packet covers the bore, the day, the crew, the safety check, and the bill. Every form comes in a print edition and a fillable edition you can type into, in English and Spanish. Buy the set and every job is documented the same way, every time.
The core of the packet. Track every rod to 500 feet, with room at the top for your company name.
What got done, who was there, and where the job stands — for the foreman and for the PM.
One log per crew and task, all with the same heading so nothing gets lost between hands.
Checks before work starts, and a clear record if something goes wrong underground.
Bill the work with Qty / Unit / Rate and clean Dollars & Cents columns, totals at the bottom.
Get paid for the work — and the extra work. Signatures before the job grows, and a sign-off when it's done.
The entire packet in U.S. field Spanish — same layouts, same page counts, shared glossary.
One-time price, sold direct from BoreWorks. Every pack includes a print edition and a fillable type-in edition of every form, in English and Spanish — no subscription, no per-seat fees.
$12
Just the bore logs — the core of the job.
$39
The whole packet — every form, both languages, both editions.
$12
The protection paperwork, in one pack.
$12
The get-paid paperwork, in one pack.
Secure checkout by Stripe. Your download is emailed to you shortly after purchase.
The three mini packs together come to $36 — the full packet at $39 adds the dailies, the rest of the field logs, and both invoices, and covers every form in one download. Checkout runs securely through Stripe; marketplace listings (Etsy / Gumroad) may follow.
We’ll build a form to your crew’s spec — your columns, your workflow, with your company name on top — delivered by email in 1–2 business days. One revision included.
Order a Custom Form — $49Example: a custom form header with the company's name printed right on it — pictured with a sample company. Yours would carry your company name, your columns, and your workflow.
Filter by the kind of work. Every form is also available in Spanish — and every form now includes a fillable edition you can type into on a computer, tablet, or phone, alongside the print edition.
Footage, Percentage, +/− Up/Down, Depth, and Notes every 10 ft to 500 ft. Company name line at the top.
Same 500 ft layout with blank columns you label yourself — for crews who track it their own way.
Rows every 15 ft (15–495) plus a final 500 ft row, made for bigger drills running 15 ft rods.
The 15 ft version with blank columns, ready to customize.
The daily that goes with the bore log — work completed, footage, crew, equipment, and sign-off.
Whole-project snapshot for the project manager: % complete, schedule status, crews, milestones, issues, and tomorrow’s priorities.
Potholing / daylighting log: one row per utility found — type, owner, depth to top, off-mark, and exposed check — plus the utility legend.
From/to ped-box, fiber type & count, reel #, start/end footage marks, footage pulled, and slack left.
From/to, length, depth, conduit/fiber placed, utilities crossed, and backfilled/restored checks with totals.
Ped/Box, Number/ID, Size/Type, Location/Station, Ducts In, Set By, and Done — with a totals strip for billing counts.
Equipment check + job site check with OK / Fix / N/A, problems and fixes, and sign-off.
Hit details, utility type & damage, 811 locates, description, actions taken, repair/follow-up, and sign-off on one page.
Prefilled utility line items — boring, 15 ft rod boring, trenching, potholing, box/ped setting, fiber pulling, conduit, restoration, mobilization — plus blank rows.
Fully blank version with Qty / Unit / Rate, Dollars & Cents split columns, and Subtotal / Tax / Total Due.
What changed and why, the cost of the change, and a totals block that rolls it into the contract — signed by you and the customer before the work starts.
The on-site ticket for extra work: authorization signature at the top, then labor, equipment, and materials tables with the total at the bottom.
Work and restoration checklist — pits backfilled, sod, patch, cleanup — walk-through notes, punch items, and the customer's signature that it's done.
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A clean grid your locator can fill in rod by rod — and the utility codes used across the packet.
| Footage | Percentage | +/− Up / Down | Depth | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 ft | ——— | ——— | ——— | ———— |
| 20 ft | ——— | ——— | ——— | ———— |
| 30 ft | ——— | ——— | ——— | ———— |
| 40 ft | ——— | ——— | ——— | ———— |
| 50 ft | ——— | ——— | ——— | ———— |
Header on every bore log: Company Name, Project, Location, Date, and Job # — plus Foreman and Crew on the field logs. Print a stack, keep them in the truck, fill them in as you go.
One letter per utility keeps the vac log, trenching log, and hit report fast to fill out and easy to read back in the office. The letters stay the same in Spanish.
No app, no login, no signal needed. Every form comes as a print-ready PDF for the truck cab — plus a fillable edition you can type into on a computer, tablet, or phone.
Company, project, location, date, job #, foreman, and crew in the same place on every sheet, so anyone can find the details fast.
Totals strips on the field logs feed straight into the invoices — footage, counts, and line items line up from field to bill.
All 17 forms are also available in U.S. field Spanish, with the same layouts and page counts as the English versions. Mixed crews can work from the same paperwork — no one is guessing at a form in a second language.
The utility legend letters — W · E · S · T · G — stay the same in both languages, so a log filled out in Spanish reads clean in the office.
Keep a stack in the truck. Bore logs for the drill crew, find logs for the vac crew, safety sheet for the morning check.
Rod by rod, utility by utility, as the work happens — while the numbers are still in front of you.
Dailies and totals go to the office, counts go on the invoice, and the hit report is already filled out if you ever need it.