An artesian well, also called a tubular well, is a deep borehole drilled to access a confined aquifer trapped under pressure between two impermeable layers. The water is confined, causing it to rise naturally within the steel casing, reducing the need for pumping.

We carry out artesian well drilling , submersible pump installation and repair, hydrofracturing, pumping testing, water analysis, cementation, geothermal energy, and much more for a quality water supply.

The cost of an artesian well depends on several factors, such as site accessibility, soil geotechnical characteristics, well depth, and your water needs. Contact us for a free, personalized estimate.

We analyze your needs (required flow rate, depth, domestic or commercial use) to recommend and install a submersible pump. adapted, ensuring efficiency, durability and minimal maintenance.

Water analysis is crucial for detecting invisible contaminants such as E. coli bacteria, coliforms, nitrates, and metals, thus protecting your health. The ministry recommends having your water tested at least twice a year, in the spring and fall, by an accredited laboratory.

Hydrofracturing is a technique that involves injecting water at very high pressure into an artesian well to fracture the rock, clean out the cracks, and increase the water flow rate. This method is used to maximize the yield of low-yield wells.