A better-informed
place to start.
This is the updated planning resource for our former video-page address. Learn how a groundwater survey supports location planning, what must be confirmed through drilling and testing, and what information to have ready when you call.
Visit WaterFindUnderstand the ground before committing to a well.
Groundwater conditions can vary across a property. Survey information can help compare potential drilling locations and inform conversations about well depth and water supply.
A survey supports planning. It does not replace drilling, yield testing or water quality testing.
Survey to drilling.
Talk to us about your location, the water volume you need and whether a survey is a suitable first step for your project.
Learn about well drillingYour next step to a reliable water supply.
Tell us where you are, what you need and what is happening with your well.
What the survey can—and cannot—confirm.
We generally drill for customers who have used WaterFind first. Seismic groundwater surveys provide interpreted information that helps compare potential drilling locations; actual well depth, yield and water quality are confirmed through drilling and testing.
- Share the property location and the water demand you want the well to support.
- Discuss interpreted survey results before choosing a drilling location.
- Confirm survey costs and drilling-guarantee terms separately.