A borehole is a deep, narrow well drilled into the ground to access underground water.
Costs vary based on depth, location, and geology, typically ranging between KES 2,500 – 6,500 per meter.
Depth varies by location but typically ranges between 80m to 250m in Kenya.
Yes, approval from WRA (Water Resources Authority) is required before drilling.
Usually 3–7 days depending on depth and ground conditions.
It is a study done to determine the best location and depth for drilling.
No, but surveys significantly increase success rates.
It measures the yield and sustainability of the borehole water supply.
With proper maintenance, over 20–50 years.
Submersible pumps are most commonly used due to efficiency and durability.
Yes, after proper testing and treatment if necessary.
At least once every 6–12 months.
Casing is a pipe inserted into the borehole to prevent collapse and contamination.
Yes, solarization is ideal for reducing electricity costs.
Depth, terrain, casing type, pump installation, and location.
Yes, if overused or due to environmental changes.
Yes, we operate across Kenya including remote areas.
Cleaning the borehole to remove debris and improve water flow.
Yes, we design and install elevated storage systems.
Yield varies from 1,000 to over 20,000 liters per hour.
Yes, space permitting and with proper approvals.
Yes, widely used in farming.
Yes, full maintenance services available.
Yes, through cleaning, flushing, and repairs.
The amount of water produced per hour.
Yes, we assist with WRA documentation.
Width of the borehole, usually 6–8 inches.
Yes, site visits and expert advice available.
Electric, generator, and solar systems.
Yes, for water supply businesses.
Depends on aquifer size and regulations.
Material used to filter and stabilize the borehole.
Yes, depending on service type.
Recording geological formations encountered.
Yes, if properly surveyed and managed.
Some providers allow phased payments.
Pump servicing and periodic cleaning.
Yes, and surrounding regions.
Yes, significantly reduces water bills.
Yes, with smart controllers and sensors.
