Before you book
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about survey depth, spacing, reports and uncertainty.
Why not drill first?+
A dry or low-yield bore can still cost thousands. A survey provides site-specific guidance before that investment.
How deep can a survey see?+
FINDING WELL WATER reports that visibility depends on geology and is generally 1,500–2,000 feet.
How far apart are soundings?+
Soundings are usually collected every 100 feet in a straight line.
When will I receive the report?+
The target is within 10 business days. Travel or complex processing may add time.
Can a survey guarantee yield?+
No. Actual depth and yield are confirmed only through drilling, development and testing.
From the original field library
Field work and project imagery
Your property is the starting point
Know more before you drill.
We’ll review survey suitability, scheduling and estimated travel cost.