Hydrolic fracturing
Hydraulic fracturing is an economic solution for wells with a small rate of flow.
Water quantities can be maximized with today's new techniques and specialized equipment. In 97% of cases, hydraulic fracturing increases the rate of water flow by 100 % to 400 %.
Underground water sources can sometimes be obstructed by sediments, rock deposits or stone dust, keeping water from getting to the well.
Hydraulic fracturing consists of injecting clean water at high pressures to push back any obstructions. This pressure naturally cleans the pipes, allowing water to flow to the well. The well can then produce at it's maximum capacity.