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Abeokuta, Ogun State
Borehole drilling in Abeokuta, done right.
Water, the way it should be. Surveys, drilling, pumps and repairs from our home base on Old Owode Road, Onikolobo.
Abeokuta is our home base
Our office is on Old Owode Road, Onikolobo, and from here our teams serve homes, farms, estates, schools, factories and public institutions across Abeokuta, Ogun State and the wider region.
We do not start with a drill. We start with your site: what the land is telling us, how much water you need, and what you will use it for. Then we survey, drill, install and hand over a system you can depend on.
Why Abeokuta needs a proper survey first
Ground conditions around Abeokuta are not uniform. The area sits near the transition between crystalline basement rocks and sedimentary terrain, so two plots on the same street can behave very differently underground. A borehole sited by guesswork can come up dry, deliver weak yield, or produce water that needs heavy treatment. A hydrogeological and geophysical survey reduces that risk before you spend on drilling.
What we do in Abeokuta
- Geophysical and hydrogeological surveys to locate the best drilling point on your land
- Borehole drilling for residential, agricultural and industrial use
- Pump selection and installation including submersible and solar-powered systems
- Borehole maintenance, repair and rehabilitation for boreholes that have lost yield or stopped working
Track record
We have drilled 1,986+ boreholes: 1,579+ residential, 289+ agricultural and 118+ industrial. That experience is why clients return and refer us to neighbours, family and colleagues.
1,986+Boreholes drilled
1,579+Residential
289+Agricultural
118+Industrial
How it works
Site visit and survey
We assess the site and carry out the survey to identify the best point.
Drilling
Our crew drills, casts and develops the borehole to the design agreed.
Pump and plumbing
We size and install the pump and connect it to your tank and supply.
Handover
We walk you through operation and care so you know exactly what you have.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to drill a borehole in Abeokuta?
There is no single price, because cost depends on the depth required, the rock and soil conditions, the casing and screen used, and the pump and tank system you choose. We give a clear quotation after a site visit and survey, so you know what you are paying for before work begins.
How deep will my borehole be?
Depth is decided by the ground, not by a fixed number. The survey tells us where water-bearing zones are likely to be on your site, and the final depth is confirmed during drilling. We will explain the reasoning to you as we go.
Do I really need a survey before drilling?
We strongly recommend it. Underground conditions around Abeokuta change from plot to plot, and a survey greatly improves the chance of a productive, long-lasting borehole. It costs far less than drilling in the wrong place.
How long does it take to drill a borehole?
Most residential boreholes are completed within a short working period once the site is accessible, but timing depends on depth, the rock encountered, weather and access. We give you a realistic schedule when we quote.
Is the water safe to drink?
Groundwater quality varies by location. Water from a new borehole should be tested before it is used for drinking, and we can advise on treatment where needed, such as filtration for iron or other issues. Do not assume any water source is drinkable until it has been tested.
Do I need a permit to drill a borehole?
Requirements depend on the size and purpose of the borehole. Large, commercial and industrial abstraction can require registration or permits from the relevant water-resources authority. We will advise you on what applies to your project.
Which pump is right for my borehole?
It depends on the borehole depth, the water level, the yield and how much water you need daily. We size the pump to the borehole rather than to a catalogue, because an oversized pump can damage a borehole and an undersized one will disappoint you. We install both grid-powered and solar-powered options.
My old borehole has stopped giving water. Can it be fixed?
Often, yes. Causes include a failed pump, a blocked screen, sand or sediment build-up, or a fall in the water level. We inspect first, tell you what we find, and recommend repair, cleaning or rehabilitation. If the borehole is beyond saving, we will say so plainly.
Do you work outside Abeokuta?
Yes. Abeokuta is our headquarters, and we operate across Nigeria and Africa.
Get a site visit in Abeokuta
Tell us where you are and what you need the water for. We will visit, give you honest advice and a clear quotation before any work starts.