“Southwest Groundwater Surveyor is the only company, servicing Southern California and Arizona that is authorized and approved by the developer of the Electro-Seismic technique to find well water and uses the latest generation of EKS technology.”
-Jay S. Owner of National Groundwater Surveyor of Central West California.
Electro-Seismic surveys prior to 6-10
“When drilling behind the Electro-Seismic (EKS) surveying, we have found a ninety percent success rate at determining depth, location and yield of well water.”
-Larry H. Clovis Drilling.
“Hey Steve,
Just wanted to let you guys know that you were spot on with your target on my lot at in Lakeside. We just got done drilling yesterday and found the flow and depth of the fracture to be what you reported. Props to you and your services.”
Thanks, – Greg
Larry R. in Quemado New Mexico hired Southwest Groundwater Surveyor to find well water
on his 160 acre ranch land. Our data indicated a good groundwater source of at least 15 gpm with a base of 250 feet below ground surface. Larry called us in December 2010 to say that he stopped drilling at 180 feet bgs and is pumping 25 gpm.
After drilling an 800 foot dry hole, a southern California school district contacted SGS, who was able to locate a 15gpm source of groundwater for a new well.
A Church in Anthem AZ contracted Southwest Groundwater Surveyor to locate a source of underground well water and successfully found 30 gpm.
Southwest Groundwater Surveyors was hired to find well water for a client in an area of San Diego County where no other wells exist. We located a 25 gpm groundwater source after extensive testing.
SGS was hired by a several ranchers in Douglas AZ who’s wells had gone dry and successfully located several well sources.
SGS was hired by a land owner in Dos Cabezas AZ and located several well sites of 30 gpm or more in an area where the neighbors had declared that no groundwater existed.
SGS located a well water source near Gila Bend AZ, of 200 Gallons per minute.
In Temecula California Southwest Groundwater Surveyor has had a number of successful locations of groundwater.
In Cave Creek AZ, SGS located a groundwater source after the client drilled a dry well.
Steve L. of Benson AZ wanted to drill a well near the site of his planned workshop. After SGS surveyed Steves property we assertained that his planned well site would provide a very low yield. We recommended that he drill at a different location only 200 feet away.
SGS informed Steve that the data indicated the base of the aquifer is 699 feet below ground surface and that he should expect a yield of 15+ gallons per minute. Steve called SGS a few months later to thank us. He informed us that he had drilled 660′ down and got 20 GPM.
Steve:
Hope this email finds you and Carolyn well.
It has been some time since I last communicated with you (by phone in late August I believe). Anyway, you no doubt recall Chuck & Carole H., near Datil , NM where you and Carolyn did a total of 12 tests in two field visits on our 20 acre property to locate water. Per your recommendations we chose to drill at site 12 …today we are enjoying quite clean and good tasting water…
Well, take care and say “Hi” to Carolyn. Thanks for all of your help through this deal. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday!
Best regards, Chuck, Datil NM
Hi Steve,
Attached is the record of the drilling on our Stony Ridge property at Site 4BP. We are pleased (and relieved) with the results. The well will be more than sufficient for our purposes.
The survey was right about the estimated yield.
Many thanks again to you & Carolyn. Best wishes for the holidays.
Bruce & Mary,
Datil, NM
A client in the Hualipai Mountains near Kingman Arizona writes:
“Hi Steve and Carolyn,
We had our well drilled today. We chose the second site because it was very difficult access to the primo site and the second site you recommended was very close to the road. Anyways, we told them to dig 475 feet as per your directives and at the end of the day, we had approximately 3 gpm! No one in the neighborhood has more than one gpm.
Thank you so much! P”
These are just a few of the many success stories that are attributed to the correct use of the electro-seismic well water survey technique.
SGS continues to successfully locate well water sources in Southern California, Arizona, and throughout the Southwest, for clients who are in need of well water but do not wish to gamble on drilling a dry or low yield well. We currently enjoy repeat business with many satisfied clients.
The highest yield well sited by our GF3500 EKS technique to date is 2500 GPM in California.