Borehole Rehabilitation

Boreholes can lose yield over time due to biofouling, encrustation, silt build-up, or screen collapse. Before recommending a new borehole, we carry out a camera inspection to understand exactly what the problem is.

Common rehabilitation methods include high-pressure jetting, chemical treatment, air-lifting, and mechanical brushing. The right method depends on what the inspection reveals.

• Borehole camera inspection
• Problem diagnosis and report
• Method selection and quotation
• Jetting, chemical, or mechanical treatment
• Post-rehabilitation yield test
• Final report and sign-off

Rehabilitation Process

We diagnose the problem before doing any work, so you only pay for the treatment your borehole actually needs.

Most rehabilitations are completed within a day or two, and many boreholes are restored to near-original performance at a fraction of the cost of redrilling.