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A borehole is only as reliable as the work that goes into finding, building and looking after it. Weber Works covers the full life of a borehole: hydrogeological survey, drilling, equipping, test pumping, inspection, rehabilitation and routine maintenance, and, when a well has reached the end of its life, proper abandonment.

We begin with the ground. Our team carries out hydrogeological surveys with our own geophysical instrument (a Terrameter) so that the drilling point is chosen on evidence. Once a borehole is drilled, we equip it with the pump, rising main, cables, controls and water meter that suit its yield and your demand, using pumps and fittings from established makers such as Dayliff, Grundfos and Pedrollo.

For existing boreholes that have lost yield, run dry or started pumping sand, we investigate before we recommend anything. Our borehole service vehicles, test-pumping units and down-hole inspection cameras let us lift the pump, look inside the hole, measure depth and rest water level, and see whether the problem is the pump, the casing or silt and backfill. From there we can flush the borehole, recover equipment lost down the hole (fishing), replace worn components and add automation such as float-switch control.

Because surveys, inspections and repairs are done with our own equipment and crews, you deal with one team from first visit to handover, and the same team can return for scheduled maintenance.