Every property tells a different geological story.
WELLSPRING brings together geophysical surveying, site observations, topography, geology and available records to identify the strongest groundwater potential.
Our goal is simple: give you accurate, site-specific information before you invest in drilling.
Geology, terrain, drainage, existing wells, available records and field observations help establish the context for what may be happening underground.
Geophysical surveying provides another line of evidence beneath the surface, helping us identify electrical variations that may warrant further investigation and interpretation.
Planning a new well? Investigate the property before drilling to identify areas that warrant closer consideration and make a more informed decision about where to invest.
Previous dry wells, challenging terrain or limited drilling locations can make the next decision especially important. A broader investigation can help identify what the geology may be telling us.
Drying creeks, unreliable springs, seasonal shortages or concerns about an existing source may point to the need for an alternative groundwater supply.
Historic mine activity, contamination concerns, unusual geology or small community water needs can require more than a simple survey. We bring multiple lines of evidence together to investigate the bigger picture.