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A reliable, fast and plentiful water supply is essential when the heat is on during a bushfire emergency and you have to act fast to protect your property and livelihood. 

Bore water is ideal for fire fighting as the water is stored underground and is immediately available to be pumped into fire fighting tanks and tenders when required.

Watermin Drillers can boast 200 years of combined practical experience on tap.  

The company is 100 per cent Australian owned and, although based in Orange, travels all over the state to obtain underground water for those who need it.

Watermin offers a complete service – from the initial site selection to design and construction of the production bore and final pump testing, as required.  

Watermin can organise every aspect of obtaining and utilising underground water, whether they are drilling high yield, large diameter irrigation bores capable of producing over 200,000 GPH, or domestic bores to supply water to homes and gardens.  

A high proportion of the bores they construct are for primary producers but Watermin also drills for caravan parks, schools, sporting and social clubs and for local councils for town water supplies.

Each Watermin rig manager is fully qualified and licensed for the construction of water bores, ensuring that each individual client receives qualified, personalised attention for their particular requirement.  

Staff will happily give obligation free advice and assistance with all aspects of water bore construction, including the necessary legal requirements of landowners.

For over 50 years, Watermin has recorded a wealth of information, totalling 3,700kms of bore hole drilling, through all formations and consisting of more than 60,000 bores throughout Australia.

Watermin’s wealth of knowledge and huge purchasing power ensures they can design and construct the most efficient water bore for the lowest overall cost.

For more information on bores, contact Watermin Drillers:

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