GROUNDWATER SAGROUNDWATER SOLUTIONSLet’s talk water GROUNDWATER SA · SOUTH AFRICA
From finding a drill point to understanding your borehole — get the insight to build a water supply that works for your site.
LESS GUESSWORK. BETTER PLANNING.
Water is a valuable resource. Understanding it should come before choosing a pump, installing infrastructure or committing to a new borehole.
We help homeowners, farms and businesses evaluate groundwater potential, test existing resources and plan the next practical step.
Find your starting pointWHAT WE DO
GROUNDWATER SA / SERVICE OVERVIEWKNOW WHAT YOU’VE GOT
For existing or newly drilled boreholes. Measure pumping rates, water-level drawdown and recovery to inform sustainable abstraction and equipment selection.
LET’S FIND YOUR STARTING POINT
Choose the situation closest to yours.
We’ll point you in the right direction.
Use grid and cross-line measurements to prioritise potential drilling targets. Surveys improve decision-making but cannot guarantee water, depth or yield.
Discuss my projectA CLEAR WAY FORWARD
Start at the stage your property needs.
Each decision informs the next.
Identify and assess potential drill targets.
Plan drilling and borehole construction.
Measure yield, recovery and water quality.
Select pumps, treatment and storage.
Clear information. Realistic expectations. Geophysical anomalies can have several causes. A survey does not guarantee water or a particular yield; drilling, testing and geological interpretation confirm actual conditions.
IN THE FIELD & BELOW THE SURFACE
Field videos, service information
and a practical guide to surveying.
FIELD FOOTAGE
A look at the work behind a groundwater project.
GROUNDWATER SA / VIDEO
Watch our existing Groundwater SA video.
INSIDE A SURVEY REPORT
This excerpt from a Groundwater SA report compares a primary line with a crossing measurement. Spatial agreement helps prioritise a proposed drilling target.
The plotted colours are instrument responses, not confirmed water or aquifer models. Drilling and testing verify actual conditions.
Discuss survey reportingTHE CLIENT GUIDE
Measurements, cross-lines, interpretation and the limits of what a survey can tell you.
No. Surveys identify responses that may relate to geological structures or weathered zones. Clay, mineralisation, interference and other conditions can also cause anomalies. The findings guide drilling decisions; drilling and testing establish the result.
A pump should suit the borehole’s tested performance, lifting requirements and your demand. Drawdown and recovery measurements help guide abstraction and equipment choices.
The scope is agreed before fieldwork. Deliverables can include yield-test results, water-level and recovery data, recommendations, certificates and laboratory water-quality results where included.
Tell us the institution, authority and required scope when you enquire. Test duration and reporting must suit the specific requirement. Acceptance and authorisation are determined by the relevant institution or authority.
SURVEY. TEST. PLAN. SUPPLY.LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SITE
Tell Charles where your property is, what you have and what you need. We’ll discuss the right scope for your project.
CALL CHARLES LUBBE082 342 6060charles@groundwatersa.co.zaResidential · Agricultural · Commercial
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