Serving the Inland Northwest

Know Where to Drill
Reduce the Risk of a Dry Well

Geophysical surveys that show you where the water is underground. Stop guessing. Start drilling with confidence.

The Problem

Drilling blind is a
very expensive gamble

$20–40K

The cost of a dry well in the northwest

Hard rock, deep aquifers, and per-foot billing. A real drill bid in this area runs $44,000+ for 800 feet. If they hit nothing — you still owe for every foot drilled. No refunds. No water.

1 in 5

Wells come up dry or low-yield

Most drillers pick a spot based on experience and gut feel. Sometimes that works. Sometimes you're calling them back to drill a second hole.

300–800 ft

You can't see underground

Water-bearing fractures in North Idaho's hard rock are narrow, deep, and invisible from the surface. Drillers in this region routinely bid 800-foot wells just to be safe. Without data, you're guessing where they hide.

1 survey

Changes everything

A geophysical survey maps what's beneath your property before the drill truck shows up. You see where the water is, how deep, and exactly where to drill.

How It Works

Three steps to finding your water

01

We survey your property

Specialized electromagnetic and resistivity equipment collects thousands of data points about what's beneath your land. Non-invasive. No digging.

02

We map what's underground

Advanced software processes the field data into a detailed cross-section image of your subsurface geology, revealing water-bearing zones, fractures, and aquifer boundaries.

03

You get a clear report

Visual report with recommended drill locations, estimated depth to water, and the data to back it up. Hand it to your driller and drill with confidence.

The Technology

Science, not guesswork

We use the same categories of geophysical technology that government agencies and mining operations rely on — scaled for residential and commercial properties.

ERT

Electrical Resistivity

Electrodes along the ground inject small electrical currents and measure how the earth responds. Water-saturated rock conducts differently than dry material. The result is a detailed cross-section image showing aquifer depth and location.

VLF

Very Low Frequency Radio

The US military broadcasts powerful radio waves to communicate with submarines. Those same signals penetrate the earth. When they hit a water-filled fracture, they create a secondary signal we can detect and map.

EM

Electromagnetic Induction

Maps ground conductivity as we walk your property. Different soil, rock, and moisture conditions create distinct signatures — fast and effective for identifying promising zones before deeper investigation.

Multiple methods, higher confidence. Cross-referencing independent technologies produces better results than any single method alone. We also analyze existing geological data and well records for your area before we ever set foot on your property.

Service Area

Serving the Inland Northwest

North Idaho

  • Kootenai County
  • Bonner County
  • Boundary County
  • Shoshone County
  • Benewah County

Eastern Washington

  • Spokane County
  • Stevens County
  • Pend Oreille County
  • Lincoln County

Western Montana

  • Sanders County
  • Mineral County
  • Lincoln County
  • Flathead County

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Find out what's under your property

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