Your own water source. Treated like one.
A borehole is independence from the municipal supply, and a responsibility. The ground changes, the water changes with it, and nothing tells you until someone gets sick or the geyser fails. We test, treat, connect and maintain.
The report decides the treatment. Not the brochure.
Every borehole job starts with a SANS 241 analysis. Chemistry tells us about iron, manganese, hardness, salts and pH; microbiology tells us about coliforms and bacteria.
You buy exactly what the water needs and nothing it does not.
- SANS 241 testingAt a SANAS-accredited laboratory.
- Iron, manganese, sediment, smellRemoved before the fine filters, so they last.
- UV sterilisationBacteria and viruses, sized to the pump.
- Pumps and switchoverPressure tanks and the connection to the house.
Four problems. Four fixes.
Sediment and turbidity
Multi-stage sediment filtration, sized to the flow.
Iron, manganese, rotten-egg smell
Oxidation and catalytic media before the fine filters, so they do not clog in a month.
Bacteria and viruses
UV sterilisation after filtration, sized to the pump.
Drinking water
An AquaShield at the kitchen tap for the water you actually drink.
Drillers drill. Plumbers connect.
Pressure tanks, non-return valves, switchover valves and booster pumps are our side of the job, so the shower feels the same whether the house is on the borehole or the municipal line.
Annual testing and a service of the filters and pump keep the borehole reliable for decades. We remind you when it is due.
Borehole owners ask.
New, old, smelly, staining, or just untested.
We reply with the right first step.