Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

Recently, I was contacted by an old college friend who had questions about purchasing his first water well for a home he is building.

Technology has become part of our everyday lives, evolving faster than most people can keep up with — or want to keep up with.

Alot of people are intimidated by drilling fluids. I get it. …

You have probably heard the saying, “good things come in small packages.”

As I wrote in my last article, frost and frozen ground has been a problem here in the North forever.

What’s the first thing that pops into your mind when you hear the term “salesman”?

There are many reasons to buy a new rig. It may be a young man (or woman) going into business with their first rig.

Most equipment that we sell is for an individual or a company that we know, or we know the history of the specific equipment.

By the time you read this article, I will have turned 79 years old.

An ordinary residential job for Ray Bayliff, and most other geothermal drillers for that matter, involves drilling one set of boreholes to install a single geothermal heat pump system for one house.