Drilling a dry hole is expensive. Our hydrogeologists read the ground first — siting wells, studying groundwater, and handling the testing and permits — so your water project starts on solid science.
From siting a domestic well to a full hydrogeologic study, we bring the science that keeps water projects on budget and in compliance.
Hydrogeologic evaluation and fracture-trace analysis to place your well where the water actually is.
Program design, driller coordination and on-site supervision so the borehole is done right.
Aquifer characterization, yield estimates and basin studies for landowners, ag and agencies.
Sampling and lab coordination to confirm your water is safe, potable and meets standards.
Perc tests and soil evaluation for septic systems, leach fields and site development.
Assessment of geothermal resources and heat-flow potential across the Great Basin.
A well is one of the biggest gambles a rural property owner takes. Drilling blind can mean a dry hole, poor yield, or bad water — and thousands of dollars gone.
We reduce that risk before the rig shows up, using geology and hydrogeology to point the driller at the best target and set realistic expectations for depth and yield.
Domestic wells for homes and cabins off the grid.
Irrigation and stock water, yield and basin studies.
Supply, perc testing and site feasibility for new builds.
Groundwater studies and compliance-grade reporting.
Review geology, existing wells and your goals for the site.
Map fractures & hydrogeology to pick the best drilling target.
Coordinate county/state permits and required paperwork.
Supervise drilling, log the borehole and confirm yield.
Water-quality sampling and a clear report you can act on.
Tell us about your property and we'll talk through your options before you drill.
