Appalachian sandstone and coal-measure slopes along corridors like I-77, I-64, and US-340 create slopes where conventional drill rigs cannot operate. Access Limited eliminates that constraint with Spider Excavators and rope-access crews.
Access Limited navigates West Virginia most challenging terrain with Spider Excavators and rope-access certified drilling crews — installing anchors, bolts, nails, and barrier foundations on slopes where conventional drill rigs cannot operate along corridors like I-77, I-64, and US-340.
Spider Excavators walk on slopes exceeding 60 degrees — reaching work faces that would require road construction for any conventional rig. Access Limited operates the largest Spider Excavator fleet in North America.
Rope-access certified drilling crews work on vertical and near-vertical faces across West Virginia — drilling precise anchor patterns where no machine can be positioned.
When the site is in a steep canyon or behind terrain that eliminates conventional access, difficult access drilling bridges the gap.
Some West Virginia sites are hours from the nearest road. Remote access drilling deploys self-sufficient crews that traverse the terrain.
Access Limited operates purpose-built limited access drill rigs fabricated for steep slope and confined conditions.
Steep slope drilling supports rockfall mitigation, slope stabilization, shoring, and ground improvement across West Virginia.
See why WVDOH, coal operators, and rail operators trust Access Limited for steep slope drilling in West Virginia.
Access Limited provides Spider Excavators and rope-access crews reach every steep slope across West Virginia.
