Borehole Drilling: Stage III
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Groundwater Abstraction License

In accordance with the Groundwater Abstraction License, it is necessary to pay to WRMA Water Abstraction fees, due on a quarterly basis. This is according to scale of fees for that area and rate of abstraction, against the self-reading of the mandatory production water meter at the beginning / end of each quarter for self-assessment. Typically this figure is multiplied by say 0.5/-(50Cts), per unit (1000ltrs). These funds are to be paid into designated WRMA bank account against the license number with receipt filed and kept safely by the user for WRMA bailiff audit as/if required.

 

System Design/Sizing of Pump

We will design a complete system catering for all your needs based on the information provided along with the yield and water test results.

 

Installation of pump, water supply equipment and controls (may be delegated, depending on contract)

The final stage of borehole drilling requires the pumping and piping of water from the successful borehole. The end use of the water will largely determine the type of pumping and reticulation system that will be installed. With too many variations on the nature and type of pump installations to go into detail here, we discuss the most appropriate options with our client in person and are able to offer a 1-year warranty on the equipment installed into a fresh borehole.

Test pumping watch video.

Maintenance and risk assessments: Once installed and commissioned your borehole system should provide many years of trouble free service, if maintained properly. As a minimum, annual checks should be made to the pumping equipment, pipe work and any treatment equipment. We would be happy to help in the production of your private water risk assessment if required. We offer a comprehensive service and maintenance scheme so you can be sure your borehole is operating efficiently.


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Rahm

Geol. Mbugua Githae is a dedicated and skilled geologist with expertise in geological mapping, mineral exploration, and geotechnical investigations. With a strong academic background and hands-on experience in both field and laboratory settings, he brings a practical, analytical approach to solving complex geological challenges. Passionate about sustainable resource development and environmental stewardship, Geol. Githae continues to contribute meaningfully to the advancement of earth sciences in the region.