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Site Planning

Plan the site in 3D.
Before the rig rolls.

Turn a project address into an interactive 3D model - real terrain, aerial imagery, parcel lines, and nearby well logs. Stake the well, check setbacks and rig clearance, and hand the crew a plan they can hold.

Real terrain
+ aerial
Stake the well
in 3D
Setbacks
+ clearance
3D Site Plannerthe same view inside DrillerDB
DrillerDB 3D site planner on real terrain and aerial imagery: a staked planned well with drill rig and water truck, a septic 50-foot setback ring, nearby well logs labeled with depth, and a live well-estimate panel (bedrock, static water, total depth).

Live product view - sample test site, real terrain + nearby well logs

Address to 3Dstake the wellsetbacks confirmed
Plan it before you drive out

See the site before the rig does.

  1. 01

    Turn an address into a 3D site

    Enter the project address and get an interactive 3D model - real terrain, aerial imagery, and parcel lines.

  2. 02

    Stake the well

    Place the well on the model, and check setbacks from the house, the septic, and the property line.

  3. 03

    Confirm rig clearance

    See whether the rig fits and the access works - and hand the crew a plan they can hold before they roll.

Real ground, not a sketch

A plan the crew can trust.

Real terrain and imagery

Actual elevation and aerial imagery, not a flat sketch - so the plan matches the ground.

Setbacks, checked

Measure the well against the house, septic, and property line before you're on site guessing.

Rig clearance

Confirm the rig fits and the access road works before the truck is halfway there.

Nearby wells in view

See the surrounding well logs on the model, so siting decisions use what's actually underground.

From the address to the stake.

Estimators

Site the well and check setbacks from the office - a stronger, more accurate bid before a site visit.

Drillers

Roll up to a staked plan with clearance already confirmed - no surprises at the property line.

Owners

Fewer bad site visits and re-stakes - the plan is right before the rig leaves the yard.

Stake the well before you drive out.

A 3D model of the property - terrain, parcel lines, and nearby wells - to site the well and confirm clearance in advance.