Borehole Drilling & Servicing |
Aqua Hub Kenya offers the best and most affordable borehole drilling and pump installation services in Kenya. Our services range from ;
- Hydro-geological survey (Done by Our team of Experts)
- Licencing (Relevant Authorities)
- Drilling of the borehole
- Water Pump Installation
- Servicing & Maintenance of the borehole
A borehole drilling process is a well-known process that is used to tap into the earth’s natural resources. The process involves drilling down into the earth and then pumping water, oil and gas out of the ground.
Borehole Drilling & Servicing Process
- Conduct Hydro-geological survey – To study the structure and height or depth of water in an area. This also allows for determining the strength of rocks for assessing risks and analysing the overall cost of the project.
- Obtain the Hydro-geological survey and recommendation on the correct site- Provisioning of the survey results to company to determine whether the project is feasible.
- Obtain Certification such as WARMA, NEMA , KIWI & County Government involved – Permission from governing bodies.
- Avail the Rig( Drilling Equipement ) at the site
- Commence the drilling process – Involves drilling and purification of water. Installing pumps and piping equipments.
- Pump fitting & Testing
- Commission & Handing over of the project to the Client.
After following the correct procedures above, Aqua Hub Kenya commissions the borehole pump installation and testing process.
Pump Requirements
We have high technology in Water Pump choice and installations. Our
pumps are as follows;
- Pressure rating – Depends on the pressure requirement of your water needs. The application you intend to use pumps to supply water for will dictate the pressure of pump you will require. We have pumps with pressure levels of up to 90 bars.
- Distance of pumping or pressure head-The distance or height which the pump will supply water from the water source to the destination. Will be determined by the size and pressure of the pump.
- Suction height. The vertical distance or height in which water will be suctioned from a borehole or well. The pressure and power of a pump determines it suction height.
