Drilling

You may think that drilling experience going back to the late 1950s has little relevance now. To a degree, there is some truth to that. Technology, applications, processes, have all advanced.

One thing however that nearly 6 decades of drilling did provide is crystalized knowledge. Knowing what geology is below the surface and drilling in it, from Maine to Florida, can be of great value.

The knowledge transfer that has passed through the generations, across thousands of job sites, has manifested into an AI-like source for countless environmental consultants and geotechnical engineers. Summit is counted on for insights in approach development, rig technology requirements, sampling timeframes and safety parameters associated with specific locations and regions up and down the eastern U.S.

Today, Summit's drilling technology is one of the most comprehensive. From multiple drilling technologies to expertise in dealing with emerging contaminants, they have become a "Go To" source for large and complex projects. The more critical the scope of work, the more valuable Summit is to its customers.

Increasing their value further, Summit's growth has expanded their services platform enabling them to wrap support services around their drilling capabilities that had in the past required additional contractors. This is proving to be highly efficient for customers by reducing complexity in scheduling and contractor management.