A term from your borehole quote, explained plainly.
View Well development →
Borehole screen
A term from your borehole quote, explained plainly.
Get a free quote✓ Countrywide, all 47 counties
The screen is the slotted section of casing that sits against the water-bearing rock and lets water in while keeping sand out.
Why it matters
Its placement is one of the few things that is genuinely hard to fix later. It has to sit against the zone the hydrogeological survey identified, and the slot size has to match the formation. A screen set at the wrong depth, or with slots too wide, is why some boreholes pump silt from day one. A blocked screen is also the most common reason an older borehole's yield falls.

One team from the survey to the first glass of water
A borehole is five jobs bundled into one: the survey that finds the water, the permits that make it legal, the drilling, the test that proves the yield, and the pump. We run all five for you, with licensed rigs and a quote broken down line by line, so you know exactly what you are paying for before anyone starts.
- ✦ Survey first, so you drill where the water is
- ✦ WRA and NEMA permits handled for you
- ✦ A quote itemised at real market rates
Do you need a borehole drilled?
Tell us where the plot is and what the water is for. We will handle the survey, the permits and the drilling, and come back to you with the likely depth and what it will cost. Countrywide, all 47 counties.
Get a free quoteA term from your borehole quote, explained plainly.
View Aquifer →The lining that keeps the hole open and the dirty water out. It is where cheap quotes cut corners.
View Casing →Your own water supply, drilled by licensed contractors. Find out what your site needs and what it will take.
View Home →The words your quote and your permit use, without the jargon.
View Glossary →