Depth and bedrock proxy
Nearby logs and mapped context can suggest where drilling difficulty deserves review.
Geothermal Feasibility
Drilling guide
Bedrock and Drilling Depth Risk for Ground-Source Heat Pumps
Bedrock and depth context can change geothermal site feasibility, drilling assumptions, and owner expectations before a contractor dispatches a designer.
A pre-feasibility report should separate drilling-risk proxy from final design assumptions.
Site visit qualification
The report should help decide whether a prospect deserves a site visit, design handoff, or early no-go conversation.
Source appendix
Evidence inputs
Mapped depth context
Derived contextFrames likely drilling difficulty for review.
Limitation: Mapped depth is not a site-specific drilling result.
Nearby completed wells
DrillerDB evidenceAdds comparable depth and formation context.
Limitation: Comparable wells may not match the parcel or design.
Report logic
What the page should teach
- Flag shallow or uncertain bedrock context.
- Show drilling depth comparables.
- Ask for actual install outcomes from partners.
Human-review boundary
- The screen does not guarantee drilling method.
- The screen does not replace contractor judgment.
- Permitting and site access still require review.
Customer signal
Improve this report
Corrections and real project outcomes are the fastest way to make these vertical reports useful. Send the exact signal and we will route it into the product feedback loop.
Missing well-log sourceA nearby well, geology source, or property input is missing.Send signalThermal assumption concernThe pre-feasibility logic leans too hard on uncertain geology.Send signalActual drilling outcomeYou have drilling, loop-field, or retrofit results from the site.Send signalRetrofit workflow requestThe report needs owner, engineer, or contractor handoff detail.Send signal
Internal links
Keep the cluster connected
These pages are designed to support the product hub, sample report, and related source guides with clear crawl paths.