A straightforward approach from quote to well. Getting a new well doesn’t have to be confusing.


2. Give Us a Call
We’ll discuss your property, access, intended use, existing water supply if applicable, and any other important details.

3. Local Well Record Search
Ontario’s well records contain valuable information about existing wells, geology, groundwater, construction, and pumping results. These records can help provide insight into the conditions in an area.
We’ll review available local information as part of planning the project.

4. Plan the Job
We’ll consider the property, topography, access, equipment requirements, available information, and drilling conditions.

5. Site Visit
Where required, we’ll visit the property to assess access and determine the practical drilling approach.

6. Schedule the Drilling
Once the project is planned, we’ll coordinate a drilling date based on equipment, site conditions, and scheduling.

7. Drill
Our experienced crew and equipment get to work.

8. Complete the Well
The well is constructed according to applicable Ontario requirements, with the appropriate documentation completed as required.
Ontario requires well records for newly constructed wells, and the record includes information such as construction details, location, pumping-test results, and groundwater information.

