There are no two boreholes that will be the same, so it is best to work on an average cost of a borehole

Every borehole is unique, because the combination of factors that impact the components and processes used will almost always be different

This is why borehole drilling cost is not just a number on a paper, but a careful calculated formula affected by many factors

Detailed Site Investigations:

After agreement (with client) has been reached on prospective sites, detailed hydro-geological surveys and Geophysical assessments will be executed to investigate underground conditions, and to select optimum drilling site. The results will provide info on underground conditions and the likelihood of striking sufficient water for a production borehole.

Erection of campsites:

Personnel to be provided with enough camping material so that each team will be based at the actual drilling site for ease of operation.

Drilling & Casing of boreholes:

Boreholes will be drilled as per the specification provided by the client or bid document. Samples to be collected after every 2m drill for future reference. After the required depth is met, installation of plain pipes and screens will commence to the required depth thereafter gravel packing may be recommended while drilling in sedimentary formations.

Development:

After successful installation, borehole will be developed for 6hrs to rid the borehole of impurities.

Test pumping:

Boreholes to be subjected to a pumping test to calculate the basic hydraulic well parameters, well efficiency and the best operating well yield

Technical Report:

Prepare the final well technical report considered as the well birth certificate.