
Water Systems
PVC & Steel Casing Installation
Casing and screening that keeps the borehole open, protects water quality and supports long-term yield.
Casing is what holds a borehole together. It keeps the hole from collapsing, seals off unwanted layers and positions screens against the water-bearing formation.
We install PVC and steel casing, selecting material and wall thickness to suit depth, formation and expected pumping duty.
Poorly specified casing is a common reason boreholes fail early, so this stage is treated as structural work rather than a fitting.
Who this is for
- New boreholes at the completion stage
- Boreholes suffering sand intrusion or collapse
- Deep or high-duty industrial wells
- Rehabilitation of older boreholes
Our process
How the work is done
- 1
Specification
Casing material and diameter are matched to depth and formation.
- 2
Screen setting
Screens are positioned against the water-bearing zone.
- 3
Installation
Casing is run into the hole and sealed where required.
- 4
Gravel pack and development
The annulus is packed and the well developed to run clear.
FAQ
PVC & Steel Casing Installation questions
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