Articles Tagged with ''well drilling''

Recently, I had the excellent opportunity to interview Gary L. Hix, CWD/Pl, RG, CPG, and the 2019 McEllhiney Lecturer.

The manufacturers in the water conditioning industry had long realized that a successful filter had to get the iron from solution, or invisible, to suspension, or visible, iron. How to do this seemed to baffle everyone for a long time.

Although PFAS is not necessarily a new chemical, its widespread presence and harmful effects on the environment have become alarming issues.

After years sharpening his drilling skills elsewhere, Ken Phillips came back home to Gregory Drilling, where he oversees crews working a TerraSonic 150CC crawler.

In my next to last article, I said I would next discuss regenerating green sand-type iron filters. So, let's get to it.

In order to stay in business, you have to charge enough to stay in business and make a profit.

Let’s have a more detailed look at LSI engines and why one of them might be just what you need for a new power requirement.

When it comes to being prepared, the right tool can turn around a bad situation. But specialty tools become useless objects when the operator is incapacitated or dead. Today, I want to drill deeper into how to properly prevent and to be prepared for serious accidents.

What are you doing to help employees, from the back office to the jobsite, feel they're part of your company's mission?

It’s almost as if someone set out to make Marshall Eye Jr. Drilling Co. Inc. an example of the pitfalls of the water well drilling business. Only the most resilient survive.