If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to contact experts in borewell repair and rehabilitation in Hyderabad.
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to contact experts in borewell repair and rehabilitation in Hyderabad.
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Signs Your Borewell Needs Maintenance
Not sure when to call for service? Watch for these common warning signs:
Decreased water pressure or flow
Muddy or foul-smelling water
Strange noises from the pump
Frequent pump motor failures
Sudden increase in electricity usage
If you notice any of these symptoms, it’s time to contact experts in borewell repair and rehabilitation in Hyderabad. Our technicians will perform a detailed inspection and recommend corrective actions.
Our Maintenance Services
Sri Sai Borewells offers a full suite of maintenance services to ensure your borewell is always in optimal condition:
1. Borewell Camera Inspection
We use high-resolution cameras to visually assess internal borewell conditions. Our borewell camera inspection in Hyderabad helps detect cracks, blockages, and pump misalignment, allowing us to fix problems with precision.
2. Borewell Flushing and Cleaning
Over time, sand, clay, and other sediments accumulate inside the borewell, leading to reduced flow. Our borewell flushing in Hyderabad service clears the shaft using high-pressure water jets and air compressors, restoring water quality and quantity.
3. Motor and Pump Repair
If your borewell pump is malfunctioning, we offer end-to-end borewell motor repair and installation services. Whether it's a submersible or jet pump, our experts will diagnose and fix electrical or mechanical issues swiftly.
4. Borewell Recharge Services
Depleting groundwater levels in urban and semi-urban areas can affect borewell productivity. Our borewell recharge services in Hyderabad use scientifically designed recharge pits to replenish groundwater and sustain your borewell.
5. Structural Rehabilitation
Old or damaged borewells may need re-casing or shaft realignment. Our borewell repair and rehabilitation services are ideal for salvaging non-functional wells without the cost of drilling a new one.
When Should You Schedule Maintenance?
The frequency of borewell maintenance depends on usage, water table fluctuations, and surrounding environmental factors. As a rule of thumb:
Residential borewells should be inspected once every 12–18 months.
Agricultural borewells may need semi-annual maintenance due to heavy usage.
Commercial borewells require quarterly checks, especially if supplying water for manufacturing or hospitality.