Dryrite Systems LLC
Troy Coburn and Tyler Lueckfeld at the Dryrite booth at the ISEE Annual Conference
About

A family company that knows the ground.

Three generations, one problem. Water in the hole.

1988
founded
35+
years
3
generations
Our history

Started by a blaster who needed it to exist.

1988

Founded by Jack Leroy, an inventor and blasting industry veteran who needed a reliable way to remove water and lower the water table on a shot quickly and efficiently.

1990s–2010s

Led by Troy Coburn for more than two decades, continuing to build and support Dryrite's borehole dewatering systems.

2023

Passed to Tyler Lueckfeld, who is carrying Dryrite forward with new products, updated systems, and the next generation of Jet Nozzle Technology.

Same purpose-built engineering, for the people who load the holes.

An early Dryrite unit dewatering on an Oregon jobsite
An early Dryrite unit on the job.
Still running

Built once, properly.

A simple system with minimal moving parts. Non-ferrous construction, no electrical equipment down the hole, and an air-driven design with very little to go wrong on a jobsite that is hard on equipment.

Some of our original 1988 pumps are still running today.

1988
Year founded
35+
Years in the ground
20+
Year service life
An early Dryrite unit on a hillside quarry shot with a four-man crew
Early Dryrite unit on a quarry shot.
Services

More than the pump.

New systems
Replacement and repair parts
Equipment repair
Rebuild and refurbishment
Technical support
In the press

Featured in the Journal of Explosives Engineering, Vol. 43, No. 2, March/April 2026.

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