How do we know where the water is?

Well… we don't, but in Ontario, we are fortunate to have water everywhere in the central-eastern part of Ontario. Unfortunately, the amount of water we find and the depth is unknown until we hit an aquifer. If our crew doesn’t end up hitting an aquifer, a hydro-frac is the next step to getting water out of your well.

Where should I put my well?

As close to your electrical/utility/plumbing room as possible. To keep the cost of digging the trench from the well to your home to a minimum. There are some setbacks such as the location of your septic, underground hydro, and overhead hydro. We need to be able to it a 36ft, approximately 30-ton drill rig into your property with a high range of 40ft. (sometimes a small temporary service driveway may be needed for the two trucks we have to build your well) sometimes snowplow operators cannot see the well and damage can be done to the plow and well. All these factors can make drilling a well difficult but a free site visit from an experienced driller and salesperson can make these decisions very helpful. To book a free site visit, fill out the contact form (https://www.haliburtonwelldrillers.com/contact-us) or call 705-306-9870.

What’s the cost if the quote for 150ft and there is not enough, How much does the extra footage cost?

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Does the quote for a drilled well include the price of the well and the pump and does Haliburton Artesian install it?

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Do we test the water after well is drilled?

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Can my well run out of water and if so, is there any warranty?

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Does the steel casing ever rust out? Does the rust affect my water?

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What’s the best material to drill through?

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Is there a certification process for the rig operators?

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What are the laws on the location of a well?

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