A borewell is a deep and narrow hole digged beneath the ground in order to extract water with a pipe and a pump primarily for construction purposes. The hole is rigged either by machinery or manually depending on the surface of the earth below and the depth to reach the water bearing layer called the aquifer.
The depth of the bore well varies from region to region ranging from 25 feet to 1500 feet. Water is essential for the construction of a building and hence bore wells are required to be digged atleast during the process of construction
When
- When there is a need for construction a suitable bore well of appropriate depth is required
What we do
- We check the region and based on the water table of that region we communicate the required bore well depth to the client
- If the depth is less a monoblock motor is sufficient enough to draw water, for deeper wells submersible motor pump is required
- Tentative range of depth and the cost of bore well rigging is given to the client
- On agreement, we sign up with the final cost, and a time plan is shared with the client for completion of the project.
- Borewell rigging is completed, the suitable motor is fixed and handed over to the client
Inclusions
- Cost of bore pipe, rigging, pipe, and motor all costs are included in the scope
- Transportation cost is also included in the scope
Exclusions
- Electricity supply should be provided by the client
- The site should be clear and accessible by our team.
- Any bushes in the site to be cleared will be of additional cost
General Instructions
- Time plan will be provided to the client
- General working hours will be from 9 Am to 6 PM between Mondays to Saturdays
- Qualified Engineers will handle the ground-level staff as well as the client.
- The senior project engineer will check the site progress, material quality, and workmanship of the project.
- For all customer related queries, the client can contact the junior Engineer or Senior project engineer.
- Any scope which is not mentioned in the above services list is considered additional scope and mutually agreed by the client