Geological Survey
A Geological survey accesses the geographical landscape and composition of your ground and ascertains the location and depth at which the water drilling should take place.
Drilling Equipment Mobilization
Mobilization of the Drilling Equipment Once payment has been settled, our drilling equipment is mobilized from our operations site to the drilling site.
Drilling and Installation
Upon reaching the site, our rig locates the area identified by the hydrogeologist as suitable for drilling. The machine uses a bit and a hammer to penetrate the ground and rods which further push the head of the drill toward the ground.
Testing
This stage is crucial as it conducts a chemical analysis of the water to determine its suitability for use. This is usually a 24-hour process.
Securing the Borehole
Top Slabs are inserted, and a cap is usually put on the borehole
Water Collection
As per the client’s requests, we can also put up steel/plastic tanks and a water tower along with the required piping.
How We Execute Your Borehole Project
- Step 1: Site Assessment
We begin with a detailed site evaluation led by experienced hydrogeologists. As part of our groundwater exploration services in Monrovia, Liberia, this step ensures the selected drilling point offers the highest potential for sustainable groundwater extraction. - Step 2: Deployment Logistics
Our team organizes the swift transport of specialized drilling equipment to your location, minimizing delays and setting the stage for seamless project execution. - Step 3: Ground Penetration
Using precision-driven machinery, we drill to the recommended depth, adjusting techniques as necessary based on ground resistance and material composition. - Step 4: Water Yield Analysis
After reaching the aquifer, we assess water output and conduct chemical tests to verify the safety and usability of the supply. - Step 5: Structural Reinforcement
We stabilize and seal the borehole with durable materials to ensure long-term protection against contamination and collapse. - Step 6: System Completion
If requested, we integrate storage tanks, piping, and water towers tailored to your usage needs—delivering a ready-to-operate water system.
Why Our Borehole Solutions Stand Out
- Hydrogeological Accuracy – Strategic drilling decisions based on real data
- Turnkey Service – We manage every stage from site prep to final flow
- Custom Fit Systems – Scalable solutions designed around your water needs
- Reliable Equipment – Industry-standard machinery for consistent results
- Client-Centric Execution – We adapt to your timelines and preferences
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find out if my property is suitable for a borehole?
Before drilling, we conduct a geological survey to evaluate subsurface conditions. This helps us determine whether the site has accessible groundwater and where to drill for the best results.
What should I consider before getting a borehole installed?
You’ll want to consider factors like water demand, available space, site access, and local regulations. We help you navigate all of this during the planning stage.
What kind of maintenance does a borehole require?
Boreholes typically need minimal upkeep, but regular inspections and occasional cleaning can help maintain water quality and ensure the system performs efficiently over time.
Can borehole water be used for all household purposes?
Yes—after proper testing and treatment, borehole water can be used for drinking, cooking, washing, irrigation, and more. We analyze water quality to ensure it meets safety standards.
How does the drilling process adjust to different ground conditions?
We use versatile equipment that adapts to varying soil and rock types. Our team monitors drilling progress closely and makes real-time adjustments as needed to ensure a stable borehole.
Will the borehole system be ready to use immediately after drilling?
Once we’ve completed testing, installed the infrastructure, and confirmed flow rate and quality, your system will be ready—often within a few days of drilling completion.
Is there a risk of a borehole running dry over time?
While boreholes are generally long-lasting, water levels can fluctuate. Our assessments are designed to locate sustainable sources and reduce the risk of depletion.
Let’s Build a Better Water Future Together
Contact us today to discover how our expertise can support your water needs—from concept to completion.