Sunday, February 17, 2013

Method to Find Well Water Before Drilling



   The Seismoelectric Method is the only known method for seeing the underground aquifer directly.  Where other methods may determine the depth and the porosity of the underlying rock matrix a few hundred feet below ground; but at best they can only guess whether water is present or not.
   
   Southwest groundwater Surveyors seismic well water survey method has been found to be the most accurate, best method to find well water for drilling.  In addition, groundwater surveying is very cost effective compared to the price of drilling a dry or less productive well.  We have the instruments and the ability to see the aquifer prior to the well being drilled,  We can see the groundwater aquifer to a depth of 1500 feet below ground.
 
   This has become the method of choice to find water for farms land-owners, , developers, utility companies, well drillers, farms, ranches, geologists, home owners, and anyone who needs a reasonable assurance of drilling on the best location the first time.  Why take a chance on a costly dry well?



Book your groundwater survey today
Visit Southwest Groundwater Surveyors at https://findwaterfirst.com


Southwest Groundwater Surveyors uses the proprietary Seismoelectric instruments and scientific methods for finding groundwater, measuring the aquifer and finding where to put a well. Because it is simply the most effective, accurate, and reliable method.  Nothing else comes close.

Serving:
Southern California/Arizona/Utah/New Mexico/Nevada and other areas where our service is needed.

Geophysicist Ca957. Ron Sorensen is the officer in charge of Geophysics for Find Water First Inc.
Southwest Groundwater Surveyors

Phone 1-800-394-6207
https://www.findwaterfirst.com
findwaterfirst@gmail.com




2 comments:

  1. I had no idea that Electro-Seismic was the choice for finding well locations. It makes sense if it is the most effective. It might be a good idea to go over all the options available before making a decision on which method to use. http://www.valleypumpco.com

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