Frequently Asked Questions

In most Kathmandu locations, residential boring is commonly done between 120 and 300 feet, depending on local soil layer and groundwater level. A site check is recommended before final depth.

Rules can vary by municipality and ward office. For commercial or large-capacity boring, local approval may be required. Our team can guide you based on your location.

Cost depends on depth, pipe quality, pump type, tank height, and labor. We provide a custom estimate after inspection so you get transparent pricing without hidden charges.

Normal residential boring usually takes 1 to 3 days. Full plumbing connection with pump and tank setup may take additional time depending on site access and material availability.

For most homes, CPVC and high-quality PPR pipes are preferred for durability and pressure handling. Final selection should match water source, pressure, and budget.

Yes. We inspect pipeline blockage, leakage, valve condition, elevation difference, and pump sizing. After diagnosis, we provide the most cost-effective pressure improvement plan.

Yes, we provide fast response for urgent issues like burst pipes, tank overflow, pump failure, and major leakage across Kathmandu and nearby areas.

Yes, basic water quality testing is recommended before regular household use. It helps confirm safety and allows proper filter selection if needed.

In many cases, yes. We use selective routing and partial opening techniques to reduce wall and tile damage while replacing old lines.

Pump size depends on total outlets, floor height, and storage design. A site-based calculation ensures stable pressure and longer pump life.

Yes. We provide preventive maintenance plans with periodic inspection, leak checks, valve servicing, and priority breakdown support.

Yes, you can submit a request from our website Book Now section. Our team will call you to confirm site details and schedule inspection.