Australind Water Boring and Civil

Australind Water Boring and Civil AustralindWBC is a growing, smart and agile WA based drilling company that cares about quality outcomes for our Client's.

With over 4,000 water bores developed to date, our knowledge, integrity and honesty are what sets us apart.

Most people spend weeks researching bore drilling. Then they pick a pump in five minutes and wonder why their irrigation...
07/09/2026

Most people spend weeks researching bore drilling. Then they pick a pump in five minutes and wonder why their irrigation never performs quite right.

Here's the thing: the pump is half the system. Choose the wrong one and you're looking at uneven watering, high power bills, premature failure, and a bore that never quite delivers what it promised.

Choose the right one: properly sized to your actual bore yield, your depth, and your irrigation layout and the whole system just works. Quietly. Efficiently. For years.

We've put together a complete, plain-English guide to help you understand what pump actually suits a domestic bore in WA, what the key factors are, and the mistakes most people make before they've even started drilling.

https://www.australindwbc.com.au/blog/what-pump-do-you-need-for-a-domestic-bore

Worth reading before you commit to anything.

Message us with your questions!

What if we told you a bore can pay itself back in less than a year? For some of our clients, it is.Utilize these quick r...
04/09/2026

What if we told you a bore can pay itself back in less than a year? For some of our clients, it is.

Utilize these quick reference to estimate your returns

After payback? Water is essentially free for 20 to 50+ years.

We can give you personalized advise at your free property assessment: no obligation, no guesswork.

Meet a South West farmer whose stock haven't gone thirsty since we drilled their bore.For a working property, water isn'...
03/09/2026

Meet a South West farmer whose stock haven't gone thirsty since we drilled their bore.

For a working property, water isn't a luxury, it's the difference between a good season and a stressful one. Scheme water and rainfall only stretch so far. A properly placed stock bore means troughs stay full through the driest months, without watching the sky and worrying.

We sized the pump to the herd, placed the bore where the groundwater was strongest, and set it up to just quietly do its job, year after year.

Run stock and tired of the worry? Message us and we'll talk options. 🐄💧

And just like that spring is here.August is the last month of winter in WA. September marks the change of season, the ga...
02/09/2026

And just like that spring is here.

August is the last month of winter in WA. September marks the change of season, the gardens come alive and the bore water systems across the South West get down to serious business. Greening up lawns Veggie patches to be set up. Irrigation systems to function. Keep stock water in supply for the upcoming warm months.

This Boyanup homeowner couldn’t have timed it better. A brand new pump, commissioned and running clean, water flowing strong, ready for anything spring and summer are about to throw at it.

That picture says it all. Clean water, new season, fresh start.

If your bore pump has been struggling through winter, or you’ve been putting off that upgrade, now is the time. Don’t go into the dry months with a pump that is already on borrowed time.

We’re here and ready to help. Reach us by email or phone.

Experience is not a buzzword in this business, it is the difference between a working bore and a wasted hole. Before we ...
01/09/2026

Experience is not a buzzword in this business, it is the difference between a working bore and a wasted hole.

Before we drill, we look at local bore logs and groundwater records to understand the strata and depths and the water quality we can expect. We generally know what we are getting into before the rig arrives, as we have been working the same country for decades.

One client said, our driller “explained the target depth, the strata and why they stopped where they did.” That’s local knowledge at work.

You want the same on your property? Contact us.

Your bore is probably not dead. But perhaps it is trying to tell you something.Light pressure. Sprinklers sputter. Air i...
31/08/2026

Your bore is probably not dead. But perhaps it is trying to tell you something.

Light pressure. Sprinklers sputter. Air in the lines. The pump was going, but nothing was coming through.

These are the early warning signs that something is wrong with your bore and catching them early is the difference between an easy fix and a much more expensive problem down the track.

The hard part? Some of these signs are pretty normal during a South West summer. Some mean your system needs attention now.

We’ve written a plain-English guide to help you tell the difference — so you know whether to wait it out or pick up the phone.

A good read before summer settles in.

https://www.australindwbc.com.au/blog/signs-your-bore-is-running-dry

Got questions? Send us a message!

WA has extensive groundwater reserves and the South West in particular has well-documented, accessible aquifers that hav...
28/08/2026

WA has extensive groundwater reserves and the South West in particular has well-documented, accessible aquifers that have supported farming and residential bores for generations.

đŸ”” The Yarragadee Aquifer is one of Australia's most significant groundwater resources.
đŸ”” Groundwater accounts for around 70% of WA's total water supply.
đŸ”” Properly licensed bores draw from renewable groundwater recharged naturally by rainfall.
đŸ”” The Australind–Bunbury–Harvey corridor has some of the most accessible groundwater in the state. This is why so many South West properties are ideal candidates for a bore.

The water is there. You just need the right team to get to it properly.

27/08/2026

We asked the crew what their favourite part of the job is. We expected a few different answers. We got the same one, almost every time.

It's the customer's face when the water comes up.

For a lot of people, a bore changes things: a garden that survives summer, a farm with reliable water, a property that's worth more and easier to live on. Being there for that moment, knowing we made it happen, never gets old.

We drill bores. But really, we deliver something people genuinely need.

Want that moment on your property? Message us to get started.

This is one of the most active emerging communities in the South West. This multi stage residential development is on th...
26/08/2026

This is one of the most active emerging communities in the South West. This multi stage residential development is on the rise. With each stage coming online new homes, shops and parklands are formed across the estate. Located only 1.5 kilometers from Singleton Beach in the City of Rockingham.

To accommodate this kind of growth, infrastructure has to be built. A 200mm Class 1 bore is not a normal domestic installation. The larger diameter is specifically designed for higher yield development scale water supply, the type required to support landscaping, common areas, parks and construction requirements across a growing estate without adding pressure to the scheme water network.

It’s important to get that infrastructure in the ground now. Spring has sprung and so too has a boom in construction activity across the South West. It is those developments whose water infrastructure gets commissioned and operational before the dry season arrives that keep building without a break.

At AWBC, we have been delivering bore water infrastructure for residential developments, schools, agricultural properties, and commercial sites across the South West since 1980. We understand what growing communities need, and we build it to last.

That is the AWBC standard.

Does your development need bore water infrastructure? Send us a message or give us a call.

WA water comes from a variety of sources and the mix has changed significantly. Dam inflows have plummeted and the state...
25/08/2026

WA water comes from a variety of sources and the mix has changed significantly. Dam inflows have plummeted and the state is now heavily reliant on groundwater and desalination to keep pace. each has its place, however, for households, farms and businesses looking for their own reliable, cost-effective supply, a private bore is hard to beat. It’s part of the greater water puzzle, and one we are very familiar with.

Wondering where a bore fits for you? Send us a message.

Address

57 Coleman Turn
Picton East, WA
6229

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+611300039883

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