Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

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.

Groundwater monitoring plays a crucial role in measuring the state of the nation’s aquifers.

They’re called chargebacks and they’re on the nightmare list of pretty much every goods or services provider, drilling contractors included.

As I write this in January, a lot has been happening in the drilling industry.

Over the last 30 years of my career, I have seen a dramatic shift in the safety requirements in the water well/environmental drilling industry.

For many of you younger readers, this subject will be historical.

In light of the Jan. 9, 2015 Interstate 94 massive vehicle pileup, it is a good time to reflect on our industry and the many miles we drive every day.