Every stage of a water project,from verified specialists.
Surveys, drilling, pumps, water testing and maintenance across Kenya — quoted side by side and paid by milestone.
Borehole services in Kenya
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1–3 days on site
Rotary and DTH drilling, casing, screening and gravel packing.
- Rotary or DTH drilling to the aquifer
- Drilling log of every water strike
- Casing, screens and gravel pack
1–2 days + report
Desk study, siting and aquifer assessment before drilling.
- Desk study of maps and nearby wells
- Site visit and drilling point
- Survey report for the permit
1 day on site
Resistivity (VES) and ERT profiling to locate water-bearing zones.
- Resistivity (VES) soundings
- Depth and yield estimate
- Ranked drilling points
1–2 days
Solar, electric and hand pumps, tanks and reticulation.
- Pump sized to the tested yield
- Solar or mains wiring and controls
- Tank, piping and commissioning
3–7 days lab time
Physico-chemical and bacteriological analysis by accredited labs.
- Physical, chemical and bacterial tests
- Accredited laboratory report
- Treatment advice if needed
1–3 days
Flushing, redevelopment and repair of low-yield or failed boreholes.
- Camera inspection and diagnosis
- Flushing, airlifting and re-development
- Yield test after the work
Scheduled visits
Scheduled servicing, pump repair and yield monitoring.
- Pump and control servicing
- Water level and yield checks
- Service record after every visit
Find the water before you pay for the hole
A hydrogeological survey studies maps, nearby wells and the rock below your site, then a geophysical (resistivity) survey confirms the best drilling point. It is the cheapest way to avoid a dry or low-yield borehole — and the report is needed for your WRA permit.
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Water for every kind of need
Need a borehole on your property?
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