Reabala Projects
Empowering Infrastructure Excellence : Delivering Reliable Electro-Mechanical Solutions for over a Decade (2010 - Present)
Professional Water Surveys
Expert Borehole Drilling
Comprehensive off-grid Installations
Portable rig for precise drilling
WHAT WE OFFER
Our Services
Borehole Drilling
Pump Installation
Water Surveying
Water Treatment
PRICING
Borehole Drilling Experts
WATER DRILLING
R350 per Meter
Steel Casing: R450 per meter
COMPLETE PUMP INSTALLATION
Subject to borehole depth and positioning
Water Surveying
R3500 for a comprehensive report
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Our Projects
TESTIMONIALS
Madumane Ngwako
Very professional people thank you so much for the service.
Noko Masopoga
Very professional, we neat proper job. Thank you very much.
jaqueline tsiri
Thank you so much for the service, very Professional team.
Smilo Mabhena
Very good company to work with very professional people.
STILL NOT SURE?
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I know if I can drill a borehole on my property?
A site assessment is done by professionals to determine if underground water is available and whether drilling is feasible. Factors like location, geology, and access to equipment are considered before drilling.
2. How deep will my borehole need to be?
The depth depends on your area’s underground water levels and geology. In some places water can be found at 30–60 meters, while in others it may require drilling 100 meters or more.
3. How long does borehole drilling take?
Most boreholes can be drilled within 2–5 days, depending on depth, ground conditions, and weather. Installation of pumps and testing may add a few more days.
4. How much does borehole drilling cost?
Costs vary depending on depth, type of casing, and equipment needed. A site inspection and quotation will give you a clearer estimate before work begins.
5. Do I need permission to drill a borehole?
In many areas, local municipalities or water authorities require registration or permits before drilling. It’s important to check regulations in your area before starting.
6. How long will a borehole last?
A properly drilled and maintained borehole can last 20–50 years or longer, providing a reliable water supply for your property.
