Your trusted partner for Reliable, Long-Term Water Solutions in the Western Cape

Empowering communities, farms, and industries with sustainable water access

Turning boreholes into long-term assets, built to deliver for 15–30 years of dependable service
Backed by 35+ years of professional drilling and engineering experience
Founded in October 2017 and built on over 35 years of collective experience in water and mining drilling, Ultra Drilling has a clear mission: Deliver quality, reliable borehole solutions across the Western Cape. Our seasoned team manages everything from design and resource evaluation to construction, ensuring every client gets expert service every time.
successfully drilled
collective drilling & mining experience
founded in October
domestic, agriculture, industrial & more
trusted by repeat clients
meters drilled monthly on average

Reliable household water sources that reduce reliance on municipal supply
Vital irrigation and infrastructure support for farms and new projects
Sustainable water access to keep operations flowing
Support for local authorities facing water shortages or supply challenges
– Stephan Johnson
Drilling a borehole is a detailed process that requires the right expertise, equipment, and preparation. For many, it’s not something you deal with often, which can make it feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve outlined the key steps involved, so you know exactly what to expect when working with Ultra Drilling.
Our aim is to give you peace of mind and a clear understanding of how we ensure safe, reliable access to potable water.





In Gauteng, registration is not required if the water to be used is for domestic purposes. Borehole water that is used for commercial or agricultural purposes, needs to be registered. In the Western Cape once you have drilled a borehole and water is found and utilized, the borehole needs to be registered with the Municipality. It is always good practice to check with your local authority.
Yes you can, however we will provide a complete assessment and recommend the position that we feel has the most potential of striking water. You can also employ the services of an independent provider who can Divine or do a Geological survey.
There are occasions when water is not found when drilling. There is always a risk that a well may be “dry”. In a case like this you would only pay for the site establishment , travel and the number of meters drilled.
Get expert advice on borehole solutions in the Western Cape.