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.
Geoprobe® Introduces Drill Rig Telemetry to the Drilling Industry — monitor rig operations easily through our customer portal, Centerpoint Connected.
Refurbished Schramm T450 outperforms expectations for family-owned drilling company.
Used Driltech rig receives multiple service sessions to stay field-ready for the long term.
Rig service technicians work quickly to make precise repairs, knowing downtime affects the business.
Service technicians offer onsite repairs or over the phone troubleshooting.
Geoprobe® interlocking split spoons meet the demands of geotechnical drillers using conventional rigs.
The 4.25 HSA Continuous Sampler is versatile and easy to use when collecting large sample volumes.
Equipment used and overall operation layout during a MIHPT location.
6011DT’s compact design and GH63 hammer let you reach depth in tight-access sites.
6712DT delivers the power and agility needed for injection point projects.
Geoprobe® international service expertise keeps the 7822DT working in the field, not sidelined in the shop.
Pullback power of 7822DT outperforms conventional rigs, overcoming sand friction when driving 4-inch casing.
The 20CPT Standalone Press can be mounted on any carrier, letting you tailor transport for your fieldwork.
7822DT’s power and versatility excel at pushing cones and handling diverse geotechnical tasks like here at a Nike facility in Beaverton, Oregon.
Double breakout on the 3230DT shines on a unique geothermal energy loop project.
With a true interval seismic CPT module, two sensors are positioned exactly 0.5 meters apart, allowing a single hammer strike to be recorded at both depths at the same time.
Geoprobe® ASTRA CPT training covers data theory and field application. Its simple interface helps users get field-ready quickly, with Geoprobe® CPT specialists available by phone for troubleshooting.
With 10,000 ft lbs of torque and 1,000 rpm, the compact 3135GT delivers job site success with more power.
Along with extra torque and rpm, 3135GT features like weight-on-bit, hands-free rotation, and three winches make rock coring easier.
Adjusting mast dump to position control panel and using blade to optimize drop rack positioning make the workspace more comfortable.
The 3100GT makes drilling and transport on highway expansion projects easier with simple operation and no Class A/B CDL needed.
Geoprobe® engineered and manufactured GV5 sonic head with DMR7 rotary head along centerline head side shift to position over hole without moving machine.
SRC30DT sonic rod carrier creates virtually hands-free job sites when paired with 8150LS like on this exploration project in Queensland, Australia.
Geoprobe® manufactured 3.5 and 6.0 sonic casing.
8150LS V3 provides ergonomic operations while powering through tough formations on a dam project.
With dual centrifugal pumps and the ability to upream, DM650 has power and speed to tackle deep western Kansas wells.
DM650 pipe handling and backloading carousel make big-diameter wells faster, easier, and safer for crews.
From one rig to two in less than a year, DM250 holdback and carousel help keep Texas-based water well business running fast and efficient.
Canadian geothermal energy company chooses DM250 features like size-to-power ratio when expanding into vertical residential, small commercial geothermal installation.
Compact DM250 slips into tight residential lots, satisfying customers particular about their landscaping.
Compact footprint of DM450 slips into wooded lots with ease, possessing power to reach depth and pull rods.
The 6x6 All-Wheel Drive on the Geoprobe® DM450 improves the ability to navigate sandy or muddy job sites.
Features like backloading carousel on DM450 provide confidence to tackle large geothermal.