Guide to Water Wells and Locating Ground Water.

The Do's and Don'ts about locating ground water and developing your Water Well. By reading this book you will learn about locating ground water for your water well, water well systems and drilling your water well. - Geology and understanding the type of ground water conditions in your area. - Survey methods: What is the right method for your area? How to avoid a dry hole. - Drillers and the Drilling process: Everything you need to know to choose the right driller and not get ripped off. - Water Management: How much water do you need? This will give you tools to help you calculate your water usage. - Well performance and contamination: Here I discuss how wells produce and what to do about contamination found in your well water. I also discuss repairing older wells. - Real Estate: This covers the Do's and Don'ts about purchasing undeveloped land that is dependent on well water. This is where most people make very expensive mistakes. I will teach you the best way to approach undeveloped land. Ferdinand Metz is president and founder of the Water Prospector. He has been an Electronics Technician and Engineer in various industries including the entertainment industry for 29 years. He has developed and owned his own Businesses for 21 years. Ferdinand has been conducting and developing new methods for ground water surveys since 1999. He has conducted surveys in some of the most difficult places to find water on this planet. He has surveyed the western deserts of the USA and volcanic rock formations of Costa Rica. He has helped people find precious water in impossible locations. The information that he is sharing with you can help you buy the right property, save you a fortune in drilling dry holes and most of all help you find the water you need to build your dream house, farm, ranch or vacation get away. He will also educate you so that you can protect yourself from dishonest drillers, surveyors and dowsers. You will also learn more about the how to buy your future property to insure you will be buying a property that you can develop and not be stuck with a property that cannot produce water