Groundwater is water that is stored under the earth’s surface within soil and rock layers.
When rain falls, only a small portion of the water flows across the ground as runoff and enters streams or rivers.
Much of this water remains trapped in the soil and percolates (seeps) deep into the ground and becomes groundwater.
Once surface water becomes groundwater it can remain underground anywhere between a few days to thousands of years.
In many cases, groundwater is a direct part of the surface water system and transitions between flowing above ground and underground regularly.
Groundsearch can locate, map and quantify ground water
We do this using smart technologies, using our experience and expertise
- exploration
- drilling
- testing
- resource measurement
- yield assessment