Scope a Bore in the Heart of Texas
Send the two ends, the contents, and the crossing — street, I-35, rail, the lake's world, or the river itself — plus anything you know about the ground; here the braid is the first question, and the river's old terraces answer it more often than the map suggests. The desk decomposes the scope Heart-of-Texas-style (braid-named ground with gravel honesty, rebuild-phase coordination where the interstate applies, federal-project and riverfront stacks where the water does, test-stand protocols where McGregor's campuses rule, potholes, pullback, restoration) and a person calls back with the figure.
No instant-price widget lives here, deliberately: three grounds braided through one metro is exactly what auto-quotes average into a wrong number. Pending Review means a person priced your actual braid.
Draw a Bore — drop an entry pin and an exit pin, we scope the rest. Activates when the map key is configured; the form below captures the same scope either way.