Turn a project address into an interactive 3D model of the property - real terrain, aerial imagery, parcel lines, buildings, and nearby well logs. Stake the well, check setbacks and rig clearance, and hand the crew a plan they can hold.
One click on a project builds the property in 3D from public data: USGS terrain, aerial imagery, parcel boundaries, building footprints, and the state well logs around it. Stake the planned well, drop the septic and its isolation ring, string the power line - and watch the clearance checks run live.
Terrain elevation, aerial imagery, parcel lines, buildings, and nearby state well logs load automatically from the project address or GPS.
Septic isolation rings, well-to-well spacing, mast height against trees and drawn power lines - warnings update as you drag.
Bedrock, static water, total depth, and observed yield interpolated from the actual well logs in view - always with a confidence level and the distance to the nearest log. No nearby data means no invented numbers.
A full site workflow in four views - Site, Subsurface, Section, and Rig fit.
Planned and existing wells, trees, buildings, septic systems with editable isolation rings, overhead power lines, tanks, and mud pits - each with GPS coordinates you can copy.
Subsurface view renders nearby well logs as 3D lithology columns; Section view slices the earth at your well so you can drag casing and total depth against the formations.
A pad-scoring heatmap blocks out buildings, septic, wires, and steep slopes. Drag the rig or let AI fit place it, with slope and mast clearance readouts.
Multiple planned wells each carry their own planned casing and total depth - tap a well on the section to re-cut the earth there.
A branded 3-page PDF: north-up site plan, section side view with the drilling plan, and a stake table with coordinates, offsets, and bearings. Attach it straight to the project.
One site per property, linked to every job there - the pump crew opens the same plan the drilling project made.
From the first quote to the day the rig arrives.
Build the site from the address, read the depth estimate against the neighboring logs, and price the job with data instead of a guess.
Stake the septic and its isolation ring first, then find where the well can legally and physically go - before anyone commits to a spot.
Spin the 3D model in the meeting and drop the exported plan in the proposal - customers see exactly what they are buying.
Open any project, click Plan site in 3D, and see the property the way the rig will.
