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What is boring and drilling?

Drilling is the process of creating a hole using a tool or machine. Boring the process of enlarging an existing hole that’s been drilled.

What’s the difference between horizontal and vertical drilling?

Horizontal drilling is used to reach targets that can’t be reached with a vertical-only well. A horizontal well is as it sounds, horizontal and vertical runs vertically.