Our process starts with filling water tanks on the truck with clean water from an approved municipal source. Unlike other methods of well rehabilitation, our cleaning process is safe and environmentally friendly. We do not use chemicals or any unsafe products that may threaten a municipal water supply.

Once the truck is on site we lower the cleaning tool to the bottom of the borehole. The nozzles fitted on the tool are placed within one inch of the casing/screen wall, providing for adequate clearance and optimum cleaning of the targeted area.

The high-pressure water from the nozzles blasts away the plugging agents thereby increasing the water flow through the screen/perforations. Typically, we cover the entire area with at least three passes. Normal operation includes blasting the bottom thirty feet, then raising the tool up ten feet each trip after the initial thirty feet until we are twenty feet above the static water level.