Drilling Wells
Phase II Groundwater Exploration: Creating a “Virtual Well” Before You Drill
Drilling a water well can represent a substantial investment. Yet conventional well development often begins with a fundamental uncertainty: What will we actually find when we drill? How deep will the water be? How thick is the water-bearing formation? What kind of production might the well provide? And is this really the best location on…
Read MoreCreating a Virtual Water Well Before Drilling Can Save Tens of Thousands of Dollars
Advanced Technology Can Pinpoint Water Well Locations and Yields For thousands of years drilling water wells has been like gambling your money in a casino. Will you get lucky and find water? Or will you lose your investment and get a “dry hole” or low flow well? Unfortunately, this scenario is all too common even…
Read More“I’ve Drilled 12 Dry Holes, and I’m Done With It.”
The real cost of drilling without enough certainty A Texas landowner recently said something to one of our AquaterreX representatives that stopped us in our tracks: “I’ve drilled 12 dry holes, and I’m done with it.” He had already invested in one drilling attempt after another, only to come up dry each time. But the…
Read MoreTechnological Advances in Accessing Deep Seated Water
As global water scarcity intensifies, the need for technological advances in the search for sustainable sources of freshwater has become more urgent than ever. Among the most promising resources are Deep Seated Water reserves, which lie in aquifers often hidden beneath layers of rock and sediment. While these aquifers are often located at depths within…
Read MoreDeep Seated Water Located Near Kingman, Arizona
AquaterreX locates water near Kingman, Arizona at 5X the flow rate of any nearby wells. See the process in our video. AquaterreX locates water for a homestead in the extremely arid region 50 miles east of Kingman, Arizona in an entirely undeveloped area of high desert. Surrounding well data showed wells are dry or delivering…
Read MoreUnlocking Abundant Water Resources in Union County, New Mexico with Deep Seated Water Technologies
In the arid landscapes of Union County, New Mexico, a farming family faced a daunting challenge: dwindling water supplies threatening their agricultural operations. As local water well records showed a steady decline in yields over the last 50 years, they were thrilled that the new water well located by AquaterreX was delivering over 1300 gallons…
Read MoreWitchers, Diviners and Dowsers
Superstition vs Science? Finding Groundwater Through a Forked Stick or with 21st Century Technology For thousands of years, water witchers, diviners, and dowsers have employed various tools, such as forked sticks, rods, and pendulums, to locate groundwater. The stick or rod would twist or bend when the witcher moved over a groundwater location. This age-old…
Read MoreAquaterreX Introduces Breakthrough Water Exploration Technology to the U.S.
As the Western U.S. struggles with persistent drought, technology innovator AquaterreX is helping to locate fresh groundwater for farmers and ranchers, even “where others say there is none.” The new technology which originated in Australia, the world’s driest inhabited continent, was introduced in the United States in 2020. Improvements made since then have elevated the…
Read MoreAquaterreX Launches Free Groundwater Assessment Worth $1,500
Water is the lifeblood of millions of farms and ranches across the planet. Without it, the future holds reduced yields, economic uncertainty, and reduced property values, especially for families who have spent generations building a legacy. As the leader in advanced groundwater exploration, AquaterreX is doing its part to help the growing number of farmers and…
Read MoreDrilling a Deep Seated Water Well in the Texas High Plains
Our AquaterreX team on site in the Texas High Plains area drilling a Deep Seated Water well. If you were to drive across the Texas High Plains, you would see agriculture production, and its associated industries, hard at work in this region. We can thank the farm and ranch operators of the Texas High Plains…
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