Slant Well to Address Water Shortage Without Harming Environment Valerie King September 1, 2014 No Comments History is unfolding along the coast of California, according to Dennis Williams, president of GEOSCIENCE Support Services Inc.Read More
Tips for Groups Doing Water Well Drilling in Developing Countries Howard "Porky" Cutter MGWC September 1, 2014 No Comments In 1989, Drilling Consultants International was formed to teach well drilling all over the world.Read More
For Drilling Pipe, Diameter Can Be a Complicated Matter David S. Bardsley September 1, 2014 No Comments Admit it: Drillers are weird about certain things.Read More
How and Why to Increase Web Presence: Drilling Contractor Perspective Valerie King September 1, 2014 No Comments Perhaps you’ve been thinking about getting your business online for some time, but you’re busy doing what drilling contractors do.Read More
What Happens When Aquifers Run Dry? It Makes Sense to Ask Questions About Sustainability Jeremy Verdusco August 20, 2014 No Comments NASA data has me thinking again about a driller's role in advocating for groundwater.Read More
How to Maintain a Healthy Water Well NGWA Says Well Maintenance is Crucial for Water Quality August 7, 2014 No Comments NGWA says routine well inspection are key in avoiding and addressing potentially dangerous problems.Read More
How Does a Water Well Drilling Rig Disappear? Howard "Porky" Cutter MGWC August 1, 2014 No Comments In about 1976, our family (Porky, Bess, Piglet & Randy) was preparing to attend the South Atlantic Well Drillers Jubilee (SAWDJ) in Myrtle Beach, S.C.Read More
A Simple Business Card Can Lead to Drilling Contracts Doug Walker August 1, 2014 No Comments It seems one of the most basic of business marketing tools, yet I could easily argue the importance of the simple business card.Read More
Drilling Trades Depend on Recruiting the Next Generation David S. Bardsley August 1, 2014 No Comments The future seems to be improving for the drilling industry.Read More
How Do Air Separator Water Tanks Work? John Schmitt August 1, 2014 No Comments In my last couple of columns I have reviewed the construction, sizes and unique fittings for typical hydro pneumatic tanks still made today, that were popular before about 1955.Read More
