Borehole Drilling
Down-the-hole drilling from 0 to 250M with hole diameters ranging from 4 to 12 inches (Rotary Air & Mud drilling).
Advanced Electronic Water Detection & Drilling
Precision electronic water surveying, rotary air percussion borehole drilling, and submersible pump installations across Pretoria and neighboring regions.
Instant consultation
Our groundwater surveyors use scientific methods and modern aquifer locating technology to pinpoint optimal drilling spots.
We use the latest electronic technology and farm-grade water detection devices to locate suitable water sources, saving clients thousands in dry drilling costs.
A visual breakdown of how our steel casing, sanitary seals, water-bearing rock layers, and submersible pumps operate underground.
Every borehole we drill is engineered to withstand subterranean shifting and prevent surface contamination. By locking in steel casing through the upper soil layers and penetrating deep into stable water-bearing rock, we ensure clean, steady flow.
Specialised drilling, pump installations, and mechanical water engineering.
Down-the-hole drilling from 0 to 250M with hole diameters ranging from 4 to 12 inches (Rotary Air & Mud drilling).
Electromechanical works, submersible pump installation, piping, plumbing, and steel/plastic water tank stands.
Test pumping calibration with step-down testing, borehole cleaning, flushing, and servicing of low-yielding boreholes.
Clear, transparent communication at every stage—from initial geological assessment to final water collection.
Assessing the landscape and ground composition to pinpoint ideal depth and location.
Transporting our heavy-duty drilling rig and support units directly to your site upon deposit settlement.
Rig penetrates the earth using specialized bits and hammers, installing steel casing as water-bearing formations are reached.
Crucial 24-hour stage conducting chemical and yield analysis to confirm water suitability for use.
Installing protective top slabs and secure surface caps to prevent contamination.
Connecting steel or plastic storage tanks, water towers, and distribution piping per client request.
Transparent package structures including drilling, steel casing, pump installation, and standard travel radius.
R24,200
R37,620
R50,234
R63,335
• Extra Drilling: R350.00 per additional metre.
• Casing: Only 6m steel casing included in standard packages. Any additional casing required is charged at R500.00 per metre.
• Ground Protection: The loose top part of the ground is protected with steel casing.
• Conditional Variance: Total casing length and requirements are strictly determined by subterranean ground conditions.
Depot
777 Pierneef St, Villieria
Pretoria, 0186
Phone & WhatsApp
Mobile / WhatsApp: 082 447 0647
Office lines: 012 329 6338 / 012 329 6339
Hours
Mon–Fri 07:00–17:30
Sat 08:00–13:00
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Phone 012 329 6338 or 082 447 0647. Last updated October 27, 2026.
Water survey pricing starts from R2,500 (Survey One) and R4,500 (Survey Two). Standard borehole packages range from 30M (R24,200) to 120M (R63,335) including drilling, steel casing, and pump installation.
Extra drilling is billed at R350/m. Additional steel casing beyond the standard 6m is billed at R500/m. Subterranean conditions dictate actual casing requirements.
Groundwater and its volume are natural and cannot be guaranteed before drilling. We use advanced electronic survey devices to give you the highest probability of success.
Last updated October 27, 2026.