What do owners think about their Geoprobe® drill rig? Check out some of the stories below to learn how their rigs helped them achieve success and perhaps discover how a Geoprobe® drill rig could spark the next step in your own environmental, geotechnical, exploration, geothermal, and water well drilling business growth.
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Air rotary drilling in Durham, North Carolina, with the 7822DT is made easy by knowing expert technicians are nearby at a regional service center.
Geoprobe® service strives to help your business by keeping fleet operational even when rigs are a different brand.
Training of new driller by Geoprobe® service technician establishes preventative maintenance plan and open dialogue for when in the field.
Convenience, speed convincing factors for opting to take DM series water well rig to Geoprobe® service center versus doing own routine maintenance.
C&S Lease Service lost a pump halfway through a cathodic protection hole on a remote job site. A Geoprobe® service technician from Florida and machine design engineer from Salina were on site within a day and a half.
While each phone support technician specializes in particular models, the team cross-trains and collaborates to troubleshoot and provide solutions quickly.
Technicians at any Geoprobe® service center have access to manufacturing drawings and specifications to ensure repairs are done right.
Geoprobe® East Coast Service Center maintains stock of common Geoprobe® and Schramm parts to ship same day as well as connections to quickly source parts.
Customer-centered approach combines with part sourcing resources and expertise to keep fleet full of diverse drill rigs running in the field.
Geoprobe® North Carolina Service Center service technicians use their expertise to keep rigs no longer in production repaired and running in the field.
Geoprobe® service support ranges from daily inspection training to major repairs.