Find water
where it matters most.

We use two separate detection machines so that every reading is cross-checked rather than taken on trust. In practice this means:

• Both instruments are run across the site, and the position with the strongest positive signal response is marked as the recommended drill point.
• Readings are compared against each other, so a result is only recommended when both instruments agree.
• Over the past two years, our surveys have been around 90% accurate in determining the most likely underground water locations.
• Depth estimates are given as a conservative range rather than a single figure, because water tables shift over time.
• We also assess whether the site is accessible to a standard drilling rig, so you are not left with a spot that cannot be reached.

We are upfront about the limits too. No geophysical instrument can be 100% accurate. Underground and overhead electrical interference affects readings, and a detected fracture may not always produce enough yield or usable water.

A typical survey takes one to two hours on site, depending on the size and terrain of the property.

Every survey ends with a written report you can hand straight to a drilling contractor. It covers:

• Site overview and location map, an aerial map of your property with the surveyed points and the marked drill position plotted on it.
• Instrument findings, what both detection machines picked up on site, and where the strongest positive signal response was recorded.
• Survey graphs and subsurface profile, EMT measurement plots and a colour subsurface profile showing the fracture and change in lithology.
• Recommended drill position and depth, the exact point to drill, with a conservative estimated depth range for reaching water.
• Rock formation and geology, the rock types underlying your site and what they mean for drilling and groundwater potential.
• Aquifer class and expected yield, your site's aquifer classification and the expected borehole yield in litres per second.
• Drilling specification, recommended method, borehole diameter, casing requirements, and rig accessibility notes.

We handle the detection and survey side, then connect you with a trusted drilling contractor to carry out the physical drilling, so you get one coordinated process without having to source a driller yourself.

Every site is different, so pricing depends on your location and the size of the property. Get in touch on call or WhatsApp with a few details about your site and we will send you a quote upfront, with no obligation to book.

We operate right across Gauteng, from Johannesburg and Sandton through to Pretoria, Centurion, Midrand, and the East and West Rand. If you are on the edge of the province or just outside it, give us a call anyway and we will let you know what we can do.