We Drill Irrigation Bores in Kingaroy
Family-owned in Kingaroy with 35+ years’ experience, we deliver licensed, reliable water bore services across the North and South Burnett regions and further afield — tailored to your needs
Cropping & Commercial Growing
Are you growing crops commercially? Then you’ll need irrigation you can rely on. At Local Drilling Services, we drill irrigation bores for properties across Kingaroy, North Burnett, South Burnett and surrounding areas. If you’re lucky enough to have water beneath your land, our team can provide an on-site assessment to help you access it, increasing the value of your property in the process.
We have multiple drill rig set ups to maximise the productivity of your bore, including a cable tool rig for drilling high-flow alluvial sediment commercial irrigation bores.
Whether you have an existing irrigation bore in need of rehabilitation, or just want a new one drilled, you can rely on Local Drilling Services every time. We have specialised hydrologists who can help in locating and accessing large volumes of water for your needs.
Contact Local Drilling Services on 0483 301 160.
The Drilling Process
At Local Drilling Services, our team is here to find the most suitable location for your irrigation bore. Our process involves an onsite topography assessment, water divining and hydrologist input if required to identify the best location for your bore, or you may already have a spot you want to drill on.
You can count on us to install the appropriate casing, screens and gravel pack for your bore to increase its longevity.
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FAQ
How do irrigation bores work?
Irrigation bores tap into underground aquifers to provide a consistent water source for farming or property irrigation. Water is pumped from the bore to the surface where it can be distributed through irrigation systems such as sprinklers, channels or drip lines, helping maintain crops, pastures and gardens throughout the year.
How deep does an irrigation bore need to be?
The depth of an irrigation bore depends on the geology of the land and the location of underground water. In some areas water may be accessed at shallow levels, while in others drilling must reach much deeper aquifers. Depth also affects long-term performance and the volume of available water.
What is the lifespan of an irrigation bore?
If properly designed and maintained, an irrigation bore can last decades. Regular monitoring of water levels and quality ensures that the bore continues to perform effectively. Cleaning and rehabilitation can restore performance if blockages, sediment or mineral build-up reduce flow over time.
