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No other operator or company has more experience using the SES technology!
The experienced NGS® team uses geophysical technology that can help you find well water before you go to the expense of drilling a water well or multiple water wells without knowing where the groundwater is first. No other operator or company can offer the extensive experience that the National Groundwater Surveyors team offers. Our team has completed more successful groundwater location surveys in more states and more countries than any other operator or team of operators using the Groundflow technology.
NGS® can survey part or all of your property and will provide a printed groundwater location report containing details about approximate well water depth and flow rate. Unlike traditional water dowsing (witching), the seismo-electric equipment developed by Richard Clarke and John Millar of Groundflow Ltd. is based on scientific principles and has been shown to consistently provide accurate well water drilling results. Visit www.aqualocate.com for equipment purchase details or to find out about services in Latin America.
Now is the time to take advantage of well water locating services that are the first of it's kind not only capable of locating well water, but can also determine the approximate depth and yield of the detected well water source. In today's troubled economy who can afford to drill a dry well or purchase a piece of property that doesn't have enough water on it? The wrong time to find out your new well was drilled in the wrong location is after you get the bill for your new hole in the ground.
The technology's effectiveness has been proven over the last fourteen years throughout the world and over the last eight years in the U.S. With more than 3,400 (U.S) clients served and over 35,000 soundings performed or reviewed by National Groundwater Surveyors® alone.
National Groundwater Surveyors can find well water for you before you go to the expense water well drilling program. Considering the significant cost of having a water well drilled, finding groundwater first is the right choice. Don't you deserve to have someone on your side before you have a new water well drilled? Not many people would go to the expense of building a new home without a set of construction plans and a good idea of how much it might cost. NGS can help you develop a plan for your new well and give you the information you need to help determine what you new water well might cost.
CLIENT COMMENTS:
Below is an email message we received today from an operator who uses the Groundflow seismo-electric technology.
"I just got a call from a client we did a survey for last February to tell me he just finished drilling a well that came in at 350gpm at 169'. We interpreted a category M (200-350gpm) at 210'. He was thrilled. He'll now be able to plant cotton in a field where there has never been any and reap the financial benefits from it. Thank you for your assistance and friendship. Thought you'd want to know.
Gerald"
We recently helped a farmer near San Luis Obispo, CA who needed more water than his 700 gallon per minute well was providing. After completing 10 soundings, it appeared that site 10 was the best potential site for a new well. We told the client to expect 1,000 gallons per minute or more at a depth of approximately 400 feet deep. The new ag well was drilled to 400 feet with a final yield of 2,800 gallons per minute. The client is very happy with the results.
Another client said: "I received great service from National Groundwater Surveyors. When faced with a drill company that seemed only interested in drilling random holes in the ground, they provided me with the scientific information required to have an equitable dialogue with the drill company. Does it pay to use this service? I saved at least ten dollars of drilling costs for every dollar I spent on National Groundwater Surveyors services." Chris G. Western Washington
DID YOU KNOW:
An average american familiy of five uses 250 to 400 gallons of water per day. It takes between 1,000 and 1,500 gallons of water per day to keep an average yard green.
A water well that produces a consistent 2 gallons per minute provides about twice the amount of water a family of five with a 1/4 acre lawn would use per day.
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Where required National Groundwater Surveyors uses Dr. Wightman California licensed PGP # 955
or Greylock Consulting, LLC licensed hydro geologist.
Some operators of Groundflow, ltd.’s GF2500/GF3000 EKS are not affiliated with National Groundwater Surveyors or E. Wightman Ph.D (Geophysics) PGP #955 of Geoconsult LTD. and/or Susanne Dudziack, Hydro Geologist. To retain a list of individuals or companies that work directly with National Groundwater Surveyors, Geoconsult or Greylock Consulting, LLC. please contact our office toll free at Call 888.808.8598
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