Why You Should Install A Borehole On Your Farm In Zimbabwe!
Considering all the environmental impacts that influence our water supply, farmers need to plan ahead for water alternatives that can support their farming needs.
A ‘Borehole’ can be described as a deep hole intended to tap water. It’s used in place of municipal water, and the most common use of boreholes is a self-sufficient water source for businesses. In extreme drought conditions, currently experienced throughout Zimbabwe, without a good quality water solution, the lack thereof will become detrimental to your farming businesses.
The initial cost to install a borehole is expensive, but the return on investment and long-term savings it will bring your business is massive. Even if you don’t have the money to spend upfront, making the right decisions for your business will require you to seek financial help from time to time.
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Why You Should Install A Borehole On Your Farm In Zimbabwe! |
Here are two main benefits of drilling a borehole on the farm:
1. Helps you to become more self-sufficient with your business: A borehole is a resource that your business can rely on, whenever the municipality has water problems. It allows you to be more self-sufficient with your business because you have total control over your water supply and will not be inconvenienced by any restrictions, unless vital.
2. Economic advantages: Over the years, water prices have risen and the more you use, the more you pay. With borehole water, you are not spending massive amounts on water bills, as it accesses an existing supply of groundwater that is accumulated over the years.
What does the planning process entail?
Now, planning and researching for your borehole require careful consideration. You will need to shop around for the best quote, as you will be charged for the initial drilling process. Farm boreholes are thousands of Rands more than domestic boreholes. The company which you choose to perform it will need to come and analyse your ground before they can make a decision to drill.It is crucial for your business to apply and register your borehole with the Zimbabwe National Water Authority (ZINWA) because if not, it could significantly affect the profile of your business.
Final words
As much as a clean and reliable water supply is essential to your business needs, many people have identified that saving money is paramount for your business growth. To look after your farm workers’ health and sanitation, as well as your livestock or crops, installing a borehole is one of the most cost-effective solutions for your farming business.We have a substantial presence and experience in Borehole Siting, Borehole Drilling, Borehole Installation, and Solar Systems.
Standard Prices For Borehole Drilling
Borehole Siting (Geo-Survey)
Drilling & Casing (40m)
Standard Class 6 Casing included.
Premium Casing Upgrade
Upgrade to Class 9 Casing for extra durability.
Borehole Deepening / Extra Metres
For drilling beyond 40 metres.
Double Casing
For unstable ground conditions.
Tank & Tank Stand
5000 Litre Tank with a 4-metre Stand.
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