DIVINING FOR WATER

Water is a precious resource and can be expensive when taken from public supplies. Owning your own water source from a borehole on your site can be less expensive and the cost of its development should be recovered within a very short period.

For a small fee and reasonable travel expenses, Peter Golding will use his dowsing and water divining skills to determine if you have a convenient source of underground water on your site, its ideal location, depth below the surface, drinking quality and sustainable flow rate that can be abstracted.

If this is adequate for your requirements, he will then obtain a quotation for drilling and casing the borehole and pumping the water to the surface. Additional requirements for plumbing can be discussed on site.

If your site is far away or overseas, Peter can determine the likelihood of locating a suitable source of underground water by dowsing a map of the location. Just send him a sketch of your field, farmyard or garden. This will save time and costs and avoid travelling to dowse a site where the available groundwater is unlikely to be adequate for your needs.



Example of a simple sketch for preliminary dowsing

1 Installing steel casing into top of borehole.
2 Percussion rig drilling down through outer steel casing near top of borehole.
3 Rotary rig drilling borehole for water on a farm near Hagworthingham, Lincs.
4 Rig has reached depth of copious amounts of water where I had dowsed.
5 Water gushing from borehole whilst drilling to final depth.