Piezometer drilling and installation creates a dedicated point for monitoring groundwater head or pressure. It can support hydrogeological investigations, construction monitoring, and projects where groundwater behaviour is important.
A piezometer is a monitoring installation used to measure groundwater level or hydraulic pressure at a defined depth. Unlike a production borehole, its primary purpose is observation and measurement at specific depths.
The installation begins with understanding the geology and the monitoring objective. Drilling depth, screened interval and installation details should suit the formation and the groundwater zone being monitored.
Piezometers are useful where groundwater behaviour matters to a project. They can support hydrogeological investigations and monitoring around construction or other works where groundwater levels or pressure need to be understood.
Good groundwater monitoring starts with a monitoring point designed for the question the project needs to answer.
Measure groundwater levels and pressure with a purpose-built monitoring point. Every job is scoped to your land, your geology, and your budget — no guesswork, no oversized quotes.
We review the site, geology and project objective to identify what groundwater condition needs to be measured and at what depth.
The borehole is drilled to the required monitoring interval and the piezometer installation is completed to suit the target zone and site conditions.
The installation is finished so groundwater levels or pressure can be measured consistently as the project progresses.
Create a dedicated point for observing groundwater conditions over time.
Focus measurements on the groundwater zone relevant to the investigation.
Installation details are considered against local geology and project needs.
Support decisions that depend on changing groundwater levels or pressure.
A piezometer provides a defined monitoring point for measuring groundwater level or hydraulic pressure at a selected depth.
Understand the subsurface before selecting a monitoring installation.
Observation WellsUse a dedicated well to monitor groundwater levels over time.
Pumping TestsCombine monitoring with measured groundwater response where appropriate.
Borehole DrillingDevelop a production water source when supply is the project goal.
Tell us what your project needs to measure and we can discuss the appropriate drilling and installation approach.