Borehole drilling in the East Rand and Midrand
The East Rand and Midrand sit between the city and the airport, with a mix of homes, complexes and business sites. We connect you with a vetted contractor who covers it.
What is typical here
Kempton Park, Midrand and the surrounding East Rand mix residential streets with complexes and a good deal of commercial and light-industrial property. Water demand ranges from a family garden to a business that needs a steady supply through the working day, and the right answer looks different in each case.
For homes and complexes the driver is usually the garden, the pool and a reserve behind the tanks. For business sites it is often cost and continuity: a supply that keeps running when the municipal feed is interrupted or restricted.
Airport-corridor businesses
The corridor around OR Tambo has a lot of sites that cannot afford to stop for a shortage: logistics yards, car washes, garden services and light industry. Those are commercial borehole questions, where steadiness of supply and the ability to keep pumping matter as much as the initial yield, and where water-use registration is a real consideration.
Frequently asked questions
Do you handle business sites?
Yes, through a contractor who takes on commercial work. Describe the site, the demand and how the water will be used.
Is Midrand good for a borehole?
Groundwater is present across much of the area but is uneven, and there is no way to promise a yield before a hole is drilled and tested. The contractor will weigh what is known locally.
Can a borehole supply a car wash or a nursery?
Possibly, if the hole's tested yield and the storage can meet the site's peak demand. That is a sizing question answered after the hole is tested.