At Davison Water, we specialize in professional borehole drilling services across Kenya. Our experienced team, led by industry expert Mr. Marlon, utilizes state-of-the-art drilling equipment to access deep, clean water sources.

We understand Kenya’s diverse geological conditions and tailor our borehole drilling techniques to ensure optimal results in any terrain. From initial site assessment to final borehole completion, we maintain the highest standards of quality and safety.

The drilling is carried out by using the “Down-The-Hole” (DTH) technology. This system works by using high compressed air built within our drilling rig. The size of the hole can vary depending on the requirements of the client.

As the borehole drilling process continues, geological rock samples are taken at 2-meter intervals. Struck and water rest levels are constantly recorded. This process enables us to estimate the yield of individual aquifers encountered.

We provide reliable water access solutions for homes, farms, and businesses.

We conduct thorough geological evaluations to determine the best drilling locations for maximum water yield.

Our team employs modern drilling methods suitable for various soil types found across Kenya.

We use durable materials and follow strict standards to ensure long-lasting, contamination-free boreholes.

Our students no longer miss class to fetch water. We can maintain proper hygiene, and cases of waterborne illnesses have dropped significantly. This reliable water source has improved our school’s environment and our students’ ability to learn.

Before the solar-powered borehole came to our village, life was a constant struggle for water. I used to walk for hours each day, worrying about my safety and the health of my family. Now, everything has changed. We have clean water right here in our village. My children are healthier and attend school regularly. I’ve even started a small vegetable garden. We’re grateful to Davison for this gift that keeps giving.

Before, our 450 students struggled with thirst and illness. Many missed classes fetching water or due to waterborne diseases. Now, with our borehole, attendance has improved dramatically. Our children are healthier, more focused, and eager to learn.

We’ve been able to start a small school garden, teaching valuable skills while improving our school meals. I see parents and community members coming to collect clean water, and there’s a new sense of hope in Kambare Village.