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Hervey Bay Water Divining
Struggling to find water on your property? Don’t settle for second best—get Cheyenne Drilling on the job! We use good old fashioned water divining rods and techniques to accurately locate underground water sources, otherwise known as Dowsing.
With extensive international experience in Mongolia, Indonesia and Africa, you can count on our team to help you find and access a reliable and sustainable water source on your land.
We provide water divining services on the Sunshine Coast and Fraser Coast, as well as in Bundaberg, Wide Bay-Burnett, Kingaroy, Charters Towers, Townsville and surrounding areas. Call 0447 280 143.
Site Selection Support
Groundwater Detection
Pre-Drill Planning
Onsite Support
Mobile Water Dowsing
Our water divining process can be conducted on foot or with the use of a vehicle depending on the specific requirements of your property. This flexibility allows us to efficiently survey different terrain and identify the optimal water source locations on your site.
At Cheyenne Drilling, we have no hidden fees or costs involved in any of our services. You only pay for what we drill and with our divining rods eliminating unnecessary drilling, you save time, money and resources all at once.
And that’s not all! We offer free, no-obligation quotes. Book your free consultation with us today on 0447 280 143.
FAQ
Everything You Need To Know
What is divining and how does it help with water bore drilling?
Divining, also known as dowsing, uses a divining rod or pendulum to locate underground water sources. It can help with water bore drilling by identifying the most promising locations, potentially saving time and money compared to drilling blindly.
Can water divining tell how deep water is?
Water divining may give a general idea of where water might be located, but it cannot precisely determine depth or flow rate. Some experienced diviners can estimate depth based on rod movement or resistance, but these estimates are not scientifically verified. For accurate depth and yield predictions, a combination of divining, local geological knowledge, and historical bore data is recommended. This helps reduce the risk of drilling dry or underperforming bores.
Is water divining still used in modern drilling?
Yes, water divining is still used by some drilling contractors and property owners, especially in rural areas without access to detailed geological surveys. While it doesn’t replace scientific testing, it can provide practical insights, particularly when drilling on large acreage. Many drillers use divining as a complementary tool before confirming a site with more technical methods. It’s one of several approaches used to improve bore success rates in uncertain ground.
