Frequently Asked Questions

We conduct a hydrogeological survey using advanced geophysical tools to assess the presence, depth, and quality of underground water before drilling.

Depending on site conditions and borehole depth, drilling typically takes 2–5 days. We’ll provide a more accurate timeline after the site survey.

Borehole depth varies based on location and geology but generally ranges from 50 to 250 meters. Our trained geologists determine the optimal depth during the survey.

We recommend the best pump (submersible, solar, or hand pump) based on your water usage, borehole depth, and power availability.

Yes, after drilling we offer water quality testing and treatment services to ensure the water is clean and safe for consumption.

In some areas, permits or environmental approvals may be required. We’ll guide you through the process and assist with any necessary documentation.

Costs depend on depth, location, and the type of system installed. Contact us for a customized quote based on your specific needs.

With proper maintenance, a borehole can last 20–50 years. We also offer servicing and rehabilitation for older boreholes.

Absolutely! We provide regular maintenance, pump servicing, water treatment, and borehole rehabilitation services.

Yes, we install solar-powered water systems that are energy-efficient and ideal for remote or off-grid locations.

Our headquarter is in Nairobi, but we operate all over Kenya and beyond.

Yes, we are registered as a company to handle water works projects.
Certificate of Incorporation – PVT-Y2U977A9