Borehole Water Surveys & Drilling

Not Raw Drilling has many years experience in finding underground water and borehole drilling using both geological and hydrogeological maps to allocate the best drilling point.

Get a borehole & get a reliable source of water all year round

Boreholes tap into natural aquafers and subterranean river systems to deliver a clean, reliable source of water all year round. Get a reliable cost-effective source of water and take your home, office or farm off the unreliable and costly municipal grid.

We make use of the latest auto analysis technology to find and generate accurate geological and hydrogeological maps. This allows us to drill boreholes that reliably deliver a consistent water supply for your home, business or farm. Speak to us today!

How does the water detection and borehole drilling process work?

Step 1: Borehole surveys/ Water detection

We map the hydrologic and geologic features of the ground on your property. This allows us to detect water & determine the depth as well obstacles that can prevent efficient water extraction.

Step 2: Customer needs analysis and quote

Once we have established that there is water (as well as the approximate depth) we do a comprehensive needs analysis to determine what size borehole will meet your needs. Custom quote created.

Step 3: Borehole drilling, casing, developing and capping

After quote has been approved we proceed with scheduling and then the drilling of the borehole. Once water has been found, we finalize the drilling process.

Step 4: Borehole yield test and certification

The yield test measures how much water the borehole delivers per hour and forms part of the certificate of compliance we need to issue.

Step 5: Pump & storage installation

Once the borehole is ready and the yield test has been conducted, we match the right pump with the borehole to ensure optimal yield.

Step 6: Water analysis and filtering

Borehole water can be safe for human consumption but might need additional filtering to remove harmful particles and bacteria.