Find Well Water in Arizona,

Find Well Water in Arizona

During the summer of 2018, Southwest Groundwater Surveyors.  Conducted Groundwater location Surveys in Arizona and Utah scientifically locating groundwater aquifers, and finding well water for our clients.

On one of our trips to the White Mountains in Arizona, one of our trucks was totaled when it hit an Elk.  It was nightfall and there was lightning flashing.  The poor guy ran right out in front of our truck on the highway.  Thankfully our crew was okay, but the truck didn't do so well.  Be careful out there fellow travelers.

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If you are in need of a groundwater well for irrigation, stock well, domestic household well, industrial well; Southwest Groundwater Surveyors can help you locate a well site, estimate the yield and depth to drill before drilling begins.

Our technology can help eliminate the guesswork of where to drill a well, and the high cost of well drilling on a low yielding or dry location where a better location may be found.

Sierra Exploration Drilling on one of our sites in So. Calif. -100 GPM. as our data indicated.

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Find Water Well Drilling Locations in Utah - Groundwater Surveying:

Find Water Well Drilling Locations in Utah

The '''seismoelectric Groundwater Surveying method''' (which is also known as electro seismic groundwater surveying or electro kinetic surveying) is based on the creation of electric signals in soils and rocks that is produced by seismic waves originating on the earth's surface. This technique was developed in the United Kingdom by Groundflow Ltd. and has been widely used throughout North America since the mid 1990's.  The primary use for seismoelectric technology is to locate groundwater aquifers, and to find an optimal well drilling site. The seismoelectric operator will collect the data at various locations on a property such as a farm, ranch, golf course etc. The data is then interpreted to determine three estimations as follows:

1. The optimal location (of the tested areas) for drilling the well.

2. The correct water well drill depth  (to the base of the aquifer),

3. The potential yield of the well. (based on the strength of the seismoelectric signal produced).

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