AUSTRALIAN WATER BORE DRILLING SERVICES
A SUSTAINABLE WATER COMPANY
A national service - the central hub for Australia's best bore drillers,
water infrastructure suppliers, and groundwater experts
providing long-term drought resilience strategies and implementation.
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About Us
Founded in 2019 by Ross Martiensen and Jim Conley, the company has steadily grown through a commitment to hard work and consistently delivering results. While first establishing our operations in Queensland, we have since expanded our services to cover all regions across Australia.
We employ advanced, globally sourced water detection technologies to gain deeper insights into the land and its geological conditions- enhancing our ability to identify Sustainable Groundwater sources across Australia.
We use water search technologies, assembled from around the world, to build knowledge and understanding of your land and the geological conditions that can best support discovering the presence of sustainable groundwater.
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Servicing all of Australia
From our humble beginnings in Queensland 4 years ago, we now proudly service all of Australia. Our projects have ranged from Katherine in the Northern Territory to the Eyre Peninsula in South Australia; from Northern Victoria to Cape York in Queensland; from the North coast of NSW to the Wheat Belt of Western Australia.
Our clients include sheep stations, cattle stations, irrigation farms, feedlots, fruit growers, grain growers, mining companies as well as town and regional councils. Reach out today to discuss how we can assist you in locating bore water on your property.
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Granite Belt Summary
Per a comprehensive DNRME Report, the best bores in the area were between 1.0 – 3.0 litres per sec (800 – 2,400 gallons per hour).
Having lived on the property his entire life, the client had lost count of the dry bores over the years. The best of the two producing bores on his property was producing 1.5 litres per second (1,200 gallons per hour). The last 4 drilling attempts were dry bores.
South Burnett Region Summary
The client has drilled many bores with poor results, so the services of Sustainable Water were undertaken:
- 3 High Probability Zones (HPZs) were identified on the property through the Stage 1 mapping and analysis.
- Stage 2 onsite survey data were collected (Passive Seismic data and Gamma data) at each High-Probability Zone site.
South Burnett Region 2 Summary
The services of Sustainable Water were employed for a client with a need for multiple bores at various part of the property:
- 3 High Probability Zones (HPZs) were identified on the property through the Stage 1 mapping and analysis.
- Stage 2 onsite survey data were collected (Passive Seismic data and Gamma data) at each High-Probability Zone site.
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