A page for every suburb you drill in
92 suburb pages that say what the ground does there, what usually fits and what it costs. Google ranks them. Homeowners trust them.
One driller per suburb cluster
The first driller to answer gets the R30k job. We make sure that is you.
Photo: Rahul Bokhare, Pexels
How we help drillers
92 suburb pages that say what the ground does there, what usually fits and what it costs. Google ranks them. Homeowners trust them.
Six search intents, exact and phrase match only, 400 negative keywords before the first click. Your suburbs, not "Cape Town".
You get the lead on WhatsApp with their name, suburb, cell and what they need. They get a WhatsApp that says you will call before 17:00.
What we know about your trade
Sand takes a wellpoint. Shale needs a borehole. Each suburb page says which, gives the usual depths, and lists your services in the order that fits. You stop driving out to quote wellpoints in Durbanville.
West Coast
Coastal sand over Malmesbury shale with a shallow water table. A wellpoint is the normal first option. Boreholes go deeper where the sand thins out.
Wellpoints 6 to 12 m. Boreholes 25 to 60 m.
Milnerton, Table View, Bloubergstrand, Parklands and 14 more.
Northern Suburbs
Malmesbury shale and greywacke. Wellpoints seldom hold. Borehole yield changes street to street, so a yield test before buying a pump is money well spent.
Boreholes 40 to 120 m.
Bellville, Durbanville, Brackenfell, Kraaifontein and 16 more.
Southern Suburbs
Sand on the flats around Bergvliet, Tokai and Plumstead, sandstone and granite closer to the mountain. Wellpoints on the sand, boreholes on the slopes.
Wellpoints 6 to 15 m. Boreholes 40 to 120 m.
Constantia, Claremont, Rondebosch, Newlands and 16 more.
Atlantic Seaboard
Granite and Table Mountain sandstone. Hard drilling and tight access. Hout Bay valley is the exception, with sand that takes a wellpoint.
Boreholes 50 to 150 m.
Sea Point, Green Point, Camps Bay, Clifton and 10 more.
Helderberg
Coastal sand in Strand and Gordon's Bay, granite and sandstone up the slopes of Somerset West.
Wellpoints 6 to 12 m. Boreholes 40 to 120 m.
Somerset West, Strand, Gordon's Bay, Firgrove and 4 more.
South Peninsula
Valley sands in Fish Hoek, Noordhoek and Sun Valley take wellpoints. The slopes need a borehole.
Wellpoints 5 to 12 m. Boreholes 30 to 80 m.
Fish Hoek, Noordhoek, Kommetjie, Sun Valley and 8 more.
What we bid on
No broad match. No display ads. No "water" on its own. Square brackets are exact, quotes are phrase. The weights show how the budget splits at launch.
What we never pay for
Job seekers, students, DIY, Gumtree bargain hunters and other provinces spend a driller's budget faster than customers do. A sample:
Speed
A homeowner with a dry garden sends the same request to three drillers. The first to reply gets the site visit. The system replies for you before you have put the drill down, then nudges you until you have called.
Questions
Two parts, kept apart. Google bills your own card for the clicks, and your Monday report shows what each lead cost. Our fee comes on a short call: WhatsApp us your suburb and we phone you with it.
Yes. Wellpoints on the West Coast sand are the fastest jobs to sell. The keyword list is split, so you only pay for the searches you want.
They run as their own campaign. Cheaper clicks and smaller jobs, and the same homeowner comes back for the borehole later.
No. One driller per suburb cluster. We do not run ads for two companies in the same suburbs. When your suburbs are taken, they are taken.
From published geology and from drillers. Each suburb page states the usual ground, the usual depths and which service fits. You correct anything you know better from your own holes.
No. The lead page can sit beside the site you have. If you have no site, this becomes it. Either way it is yours.
One message
Your business name and one suburb. We build a page with your prices, your reviews and that suburb, and send you the link. If you like it, we talk. If not, it cost you a WhatsApp.