Call Before You Drill

There is a universal need for clean water. Only big cities and densely populated areas have piped water. Elsewhere aquifers often provide clean fresh water via boreholes.

In the past the only effective way to find groundwater supplies has been by drilling, often with a “dowser” providing an excuse to drill at a particular location. Drilling is an effective but costly exploration method.

However, the only effective method for locating groundwater supplies in advance of the drill is based upon physics, rather than magic. The science was worked out in the nineteenth and early twentieth century, mostly by Helmholtz and Clark Maxwell. Seismoelectric signals were observed during experiments conducted during the fifties through the eighties and largely with oil industry support.

Seismoelectrics resembles seismic reflection surveying (seismic) but is a fundamentally simpler technique than seismic, and focuses on water bearing formations, or permeable formations.

Drilling a dry well can be detrimental to anyone’s budget. Reduce the risk!! Utilize the technology that provides accurate information to make an informed decision. Simply, "Call Before You Drill"