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Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 4th, 2009, 5:56 pm
by namburi
NGupta
Could someone share borewell drilling + pipe cost details extra and
other precautions to be taken.

regards,
- ngupta

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 4th, 2009, 5:57 pm
by namburi
sgowda

it cost me 68k so far. 569 ft deep, had to use 21 ft outer ring pipe
to stop water seepage from well. cost includes only drilling & casing
pipe. i have been quoted extra 40 k for pipes & motor. precautions
include hiring a reliable geologist. considering the costs involved &
failure rates it helps to get some feedbacks on the geologist.
sgowda.

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 12th, 2009, 5:05 pm
by ngupta
Had to go up to 950 ft with 100 ft 2mm casing. Cost 1.1L

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 18th, 2009, 11:03 pm
by LOKI
Get the Quotation from many ppl, depending upon the water table in the area u r digging cost will differ. They cheat in Thickness of the PIPE, CABLE, ask before you start the work.

here is one of the quotaion I got lat year...QUOTATION FOR DRILLING 6 ½” WATER WELLS FOR
SUBMERSIBLE /JET PUMP/COMPRESSOR

Sl.No. Particulars Rate Unit
01. Drilling Charges 001’- 250’ ------------- 56.00 Per Feet
02. Drilling Charges 251’- 350’ ------------- 66.00 Per Feet
03. Drilling Charges 351’- 450’ ------------- 76.00 Per Feet
04. Drilling Charges 451’- 500’ ------------- 86.00 Per Feet
05. Drilling Charges 501’- 600’ ------------- 101.00 Per Feet
06. Drilling Charges 601’- 700’ ------------- 116.00 Per Feet
07. Drilling Charges 701’- 800’ ------------- 136.00 Per Feet
08. 6½” M.S.Casing (Heavy) ------------- 240.00 Per Feet
09. 6½” M.S.Casing (Medium) ------------- 200.00 Per Feet
10. 10” P.V.C Pipe ( If Needed ) ------------- 300.00 Per Feet
11. M.S.Collar ------------- 100.00 Each
12. M.S.Cap ------------- 100.00 Each
13. Welding Charges ------------- 150.00 Per Joint
14. Labour Batta ------------- 300.00 Lump sum
15. Transportation Charges ------------- 300.00 Lump sum

N.B. 1) Rs.40.000/- to be paid as advance
2) Quality Materials will be used

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 24th, 2009, 12:31 pm
by yasif
can anyone suggest me a good geologist to mark borewell point, recenlty I had failure borewell at Srinivaspur we went upto depth on 700ft but not a single drop of water, actually the person had given us wrong point now before attempting again we want to counsult two three options from experts
Asif

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: May 27th, 2009, 3:15 pm
by jaison_2007
Hi,

Here is one geologist who located my borewell an year back.
Balasubramanyam: 98452232760

Regards,
Jaison

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: June 22nd, 2009, 10:23 pm
by ngupta
We did not find water up to 650 Ft, not even a drop, but later start getting 1+" yield.
Water Diviner are of no use and avoid that. Some Mr Subramaniam from Donekundi who located point for us, was waste exercise. He came and just stood at place and told this is best water point.

With mere two magnetic compass, I do not think one can locate water 700 ft below.

Coconut extra are designed to slip on finger action.

I would suggest wrt to you building design, you only identify suitable points and try them.

In fact the one which you dig 700, try to go up to 1100.

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: June 23rd, 2009, 9:08 am
by ardesarchitects
Hi Nalin guptha
Don't loose hope, this is a very common case, even a very scientific way fails to find the water sources.
There are cases, people tried for 2 times, yet they don't get water.
You are just starting your construction, there are lot more surprises to be faced. This is not just for you, every member in our group doing there home construction has gone through these stages.
It’s appreciable, that you are sharing your experiences and helping other members. Keep sharing your construction experiences.

Regards
Ar.praveen.N
ardesarchitects@yahoo.co.in

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: July 1st, 2009, 2:09 pm
by ngupta
Read again. It is not loosing hope but sharing with others that for small sites, there is no point taking help of water diviners or even those how uses mere 2 compasses. I do not consider this or coconut approach scientific enough to pin point water 700 ft below.

If some one has already dig up to 700 ft, then it best is to go to up to 1000-1100 ft before loosing hope or trying another spot.

Re: Borewell cost estimate...

Posted: July 1st, 2009, 2:39 pm
by ardesarchitects
Hi nalin guptha,

I am bad in reading the posts.What you said is right, you haven't lost hope.In return you archived water at 700' deep.

regards
Ar.Praveen.N
ardesarchitects@yahoo.co.in