This is a process that uses high-pressure water to open weatherized zones and fractures in the rock to allow more water to flow into the well. A rubber tube is lowered into the well and inflated to seal off the top from leaks. Water is then pumped down at high pressure (up to 4000psi). The water is pumped until the pressure drops, which indicates to us that openings in the rock have been cleared. The pressure of the water is not great enough to actually crack the rock formation, but it will clean the dirt and sediment out of existing cracks to allow increased water flow.

Hydrofracking (also called Hydrofracturing) has been used on wells that produce very little water or no water at all with success. This process can be used on new wells or wells that are many years old with equal success.

We are so confident in this process that if we determine that this process is right for you, we will guarantee water. If we hydrofrack your well and do not get you 1000 gallons of water per day, you will not have to pay for any of our work!