At Teckna Group, we specialise in comprehensive water borehole services to provide reliable access to clean groundwater.
A water borehole is a drilled hole that reaches the water table, allowing for efficient water extraction. Our expertise covers every aspect of borehole installation, from initial site assessment to the final installation of pumping systems and filtration units.
Our Services Include:
Water Borehole Drilling: We offer end-to-end drilling services across the UK, using advanced equipment to handle even the most challenging ground conditions. Our process ensures optimal water extraction and long-term reliability.
Water Borehole Prognosis: Before drilling, we conduct thorough assessments to determine the presence of groundwater, ground conditions, and the necessary specifications. This allows us to provide accurate cost estimates and ensure compliance with regulations.
Pumps and Tanks Installation: After drilling, we install high-quality water borehole pumps and tanks, customised to meet the specific needs of each project. Our systems are designed for efficiency and durability, ensuring consistent water supply.
Water Borehole Filtration: To ensure the safety and quality of the extracted water, we provide tailored filtration systems, including UV sterilisation and other treatments, to remove contaminants and deliver clean, safe water.
Whether for domestic or commercial use, our water borehole services are designed to meet your needs efficiently and cost-effectively. Contact Teckna Group to learn more about how we can help with your water borehole project.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a borehole take to drill?
Every site has different conditions we aim to complete a borehole in 1-2 days, this can alter based on site water supply, ground strata, required temporary casings and the depths of the borehole being drilled.
How many boreholes and how deep?
As the boreholes are part of a bespoke system design your heat pump supplier/installer should be able to provide this critical information, however for an approximate calculation see below.