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AquaLocate is a company affiliated with Groundflow, Ltd. who developed the seismo-electric technology we use and distribute for the location of groundwater and subsurface petroleum.
AquaLocate provides solutions for groundwater and well water locating and quantification needs as well as provides technology that can provide direct hydrocarbon indications to very significant depths.
The training programs and support offered by AquaLocate and its consultants are second to none with the managers and affiliates having over 30 years of combined experience using the seismo-electric well water locating system developed by Groundflow, Ltd. AquaLocate offers the only authorized training program for the seismo-electric equipment distributed by our company and Groundflow.
AquaLocate uses environmental friendly practices to effectively find well water before water well drilling occurs. It is no longer necessary to spend untold sums of money and causing unnecessary environmental impact before finding the groundwater you need. With the cost of drilling a water well increasing every day, a groundwater survey is a reasonable investment for the risk avoidance it buys. For surveys in the U.S. visit our affiliates at www.findwellwater.com.
CLIENT COMMENTS:
"I just got a call from a client we did a survey for last February to tell me he just finished drilling a well that came in at 350gpm at 169'. We interpreted a category M (200-350gpm) at 210'. He was thrilled. He'll now be able to plant cotton in a field where there has never been any and reap the financial benefits from it. Thank you for your assistance. Thought you'd want to know. Gerald"
NEWS:
In June 2010, we completed a groundwater assessment for a client in Auburn who was preparing to build a new home. We knew the area had relatively low yield wells and were prepared to see modest yield results once the survey was complete. In the final report, the best site located had an estimated yield of 2 to 6 gallons per minute at an estimated depth of 125 feet. Two weeks ago, our client had a new well drilled with the drilling contractor telling them the well wasn't productive. After a we had a conversation with the drilling contractor, we learned they observed what was described as "moisture" at about 90 feet and 220 feet but could they not seem to get the water to flow and installed steel casing to just about the bottom of the new well (over 300 feet). We suggested the client speak to a collegue (www.justicewater.com) who is an expert in drilling and well development to get some input. He told them to have the drilling contractor perforate the well in the area they detected "moisture" to determine if it could be developed. On June 29, 2011, we received a call from the client who told us after being perforated the well was producing nearly 5 gallons per minute with half the total volume coming from an area between 77 feet and 111 feet which is what our report indicated. Some deeper water was also reported at about 220 feet but could not be used due to state regulations. The final result is a productive well which was initially reported as non-productive.
AquaLocate will be offering a limited Money Back Guarantee starting March 1, 2011. Stay tuned and check back often for more details. This Money Back Guarantee will be available in most of Washington, part of Oregon and part of Colorado. Contact us for more information on how you can take advantage of this industry exclusive offer. |
