What Is a Water Borehole

As water moves through the ground under the influence of gravity, it traverses various layers of gravel, soil, and rock until it reaches a depth where the spaces between particles are filled with water. This depth is known as the “water table,” which can vary in proximity to the earth’s surface, from shallow depths to hundreds of meters below.

In natural circumstances, groundwater may naturally emerge at the surface through springs or feed into streams and rivers. However, Teckna Group utilises boreholes to extract groundwater for various purposes. Extracting groundwater requires sophisticated technology, expert knowledge, and precise design to ensure proper functionality.

The design and construction of a borehole are crucial factors in its success. A well-designed borehole maximises the extraction of water while minimising the risk of contamination and structural issues. Unfortunately, the importance of proper borehole design is often overlooked, leading to potential failures in functionality and efficiency.

At Teckna Group, we prioritise the quality and precision of borehole design and construction. Our team possesses the expertise and resources to implement effective borehole solutions, ensuring reliable access to clean groundwater for our clients’ needs.