According to the by-laws, a homeowner is considered a schedule one user - and  is entitled to reasonable use of the groundwater underneath their property. A "reasonable amount" equals a maximum of ten thousand litres of water per day which can be used for your in-home use, for irrigation and for your pools. It can also be used for supplying water to your animals, if you've got a few cows and chickens and horses on your plot. And it can also be used to irrigate your own vegetable gardens.

Size really matters when it comes to drilling boreholes. Especially in built-up suburbia where getting into small spaces is more important than ever. Our rig is able to drive through garages, under carports, along passage ways and in gardens. The rig has rubber tracks eliminating damage to paving and lawns. And when necessary, it is small enough to hoist over garden walls.