The questions every owner asks us first.
Costs, depths, timelines and what happens if a bore comes up dry — answered plainly, the same way we answer them on site.
Survey to drilling
Usually 24–48 hours after approval.
Payment
Per foot drilled, billed with material receipts.
Site access
We need a 10 x 10 m clear approach for the rig.
Water not struck?
You pay only the agreed dry-bore rate — no hidden add-ons.
Questions we hear every week.
Something not covered here? Message us on WhatsApp — you'll get a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Cost is charged per foot and depends on depth, bore diameter and how much hard rock is encountered. We give a written per-foot rate that includes drilling, casing, transport and labour after the site survey — so the final bill matches the quotation.
Most bores around Indore strike a sustainable aquifer between 300 and 700 feet. Our rigs are equipped to go up to 1,200 feet where the water table is deeper. The survey gives you a realistic expected depth before drilling begins.
If a surveyed site turns out dry, you pay only the agreed dry-bore rate rather than the full charge. We also re-survey and suggest an alternate point on the same land wherever possible.
A typical domestic or agricultural bore is completed in a single day. Deeper industrial bores and hard-rock sites may take two to three days including casing and yield testing.
Yes. We flush the bore with high-pressure compressed air, clear silt and collapsed material, re-case where needed and extend the depth. In many cases this restores yield at a fraction of the cost of a new bore.
We do. After the yield test we recommend the correct pump capacity, then handle cabling, panel wiring and full commissioning so the bore is delivered ready to use.
Still unsure about your site?
Send us a photo of the plot on WhatsApp. Chetan Solanki will tell you the likely depth range and rate before anyone visits.
Ready when you are.
Survey, drilling, casing and pump — one accountable team, one quoted price.