Research before drilling
Read the history
below your property.
Nearby well records help establish local context. They do not confirm identical groundwater conditions on your land.
What to review
| Record item | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Location | Relates the record to your property and nearby wells. |
| Total depth | Shows the completed bore depth. |
| Casing | Documents the protective pipe and construction. |
| Static water level | Records water depth while the well is at rest. |
| Geological log | Describes formations encountered while drilling. |
| Pump-test yield | Records measured production under test conditions. |
Prepare a records request
Gather a legal land description, coordinates or well identifier. Provincial records systems differ; ask the team to help identify the appropriate resource for your property.