Scope a Bore in the Upstate
Send the two ends, the contents, and the crossing — street, I-85, rail, a mill pond, a river reach, or a lake's shore — plus anything you know about your place on the climb; here the gradient names the ground and the water names the owner. The desk decomposes the scope Upstate-style (climb-named ground with corestone terms toward the front, dam-owner and reservoir stacks where the waters apply, plant calendars where the belt rules, mill-district care in the old grids, potholes, pullback, restoration) and a person calls back with the figure.
No instant-price widget lives here, deliberately: a metro climbing into a mountain wall is exactly where auto-quotes lose their footing. Pending Review means a person priced your actual place on the gradient.
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.