Deep surface well | with manual and electric pump and faucets

Reliable access to clean water remains a major infrastructure challenge in many rural areas of Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal, India, and Pakistan. Communities in remote areas often suffer from limited stable groundwater sources, impacting daily life, agriculture, and long-term sustainability.

The 30-meter deep-well project is designed to provide a practical, efficient, and sustainable water solution. The system includes both a hand pump and an electric pump—for use when an electricity source is available—offering operational flexibility and helping to ensure a continuous water supply.

The well is designed to meet the daily needs of approximately 50 people, including drinking water, household use, and small-scale agricultural activities. With proper maintenance, the well’s expected operational lifespan ranges from 5 to 10 years.

Project Scope and Implementation

Once the project is confirmed, our team coordinates the subsequent stages:

• Conducting an assessment of the water site and studying the site's suitability for implementation.
• The well was drilled to a depth of approximately 30 meters.
• Installation of manual and electric pumping systems.
• Execution of structural finishing and protection works.
• Perform the final inspection and operational testing of the pumping systems.

The average project implementation period is approximately 20 days, though this may vary depending on site conditions and local logistics.

Documentation and Transparency

Upon completion of the project, the client receives:

• Detailed report on the completion of the project.
• Photo and video documentation of excavation and installation operations.
• GPS coordinates of the well site.
• Project identification board or sign upon request

This documentation helps ensure full transparency and the ability to verify project implementation and delivery