Gallery
Gallery
Rigs, crews, wellheads and finished water systems — photographs from our own sites.
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A Wahlfield Drilling rig truck parked up at the edge of a harvested field.
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Drilling a new residential well alongside the house it will supply.
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Water running at the wellhead while a new well is developed.
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The Wahlfield Drilling crew in front of one of the company trucks.
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A finished pressure tank and manifold, plumbed and labelled.
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A rig set up against an autumn treeline in West Michigan.
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Mike Wahlfield with the Michigan Ground Water Association Driller of the Year award.
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Two of the crew setting casing at the top of a new borehole.
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Control panel, switch gear and pressure tank on a completed installation.
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Developing a new well — clearing the bore until the water runs clean.
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Handling a submersible pump on site before it goes down the well.
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A drilling mast standing against the evening sky at the end of a shift.
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A truck-mounted rig working close in on a residential property.
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A pressure tank and controls installed in a basement.
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Two Wahlfield rigs working the same site.
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Fitting a pump on site, with the manufacturer’s rig cover overhead.
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Trenching in the water line between the wellhead and the building.
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A rig under the flag on a clear day.
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A completed wellhead, capped and finished above grade.
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Crew working at the controls of the drill rig.
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Drilling on a waterfront property.
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A wellhead and pitless adapter beside an outbuilding.
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From the archive: the crew working a cable tool rig.
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