Well Drilling There are several methods used in drilling water wells, depending on the geological conditions and the desired well depth. When working with an expert well technician they will recommend one of these services based on your specific location and local regulations. Mud Drilling: This is an efficient and versatile method that involves using a mud rotary drill rig to circulate a drilling fluid (mud) through the borehole and is common in softer geological formations like clay, silt, and

All Borewells which are more than 4 years Old needs Maintenance with Recharge Structure . Borewell maintenance involves regular checks, cleaning, and repairs to ensure a consistent, clean water supply, focusing on removing silt/debris via flushing, inspecting the pump/casing for issues, and addressing contamination, crucial for extending the well's life and preventing health risks from pathogens. Key activities include periodic inspection (every 6-12 months) of the wellhead, checking water level