This proccess consists of installing, with use of specialized well service equipment, a high
pressure formation packer or seal at predetermined depths below the casing and seal, in a specific bore hole or well.
After proper sealing is achieved, a high pressure, high volume pump is integral with a 2,500 gallon sanitary water tanker
(filled with chlorinated water). The operator can then, with the use of a combination of additional pumps and valves, flood
the empty well to full.
Once full, the process of pressurization and flooding takes place. Results in no damage to well with a 99% success rate.
Less Successful Options:
Drill Deeper or start a new hole - Costly and only a moderate success rate. (no guarantee)
Dry Icing - Both costly and time consuming which may result in casing seal leakage. (no guarantee)
Dynamiting - A last resort attempt to bring in wells which can result in leaks or caving wells. (no guarantee)
