If your well is not producing adequate water, your well may be a candidate for hydrofracture. The process of hydrofracture begins by setting a packer, similar to a strong kevlar balloon, in your well. Then our techs will push high pressure water from our truck down the well, which will be contained in a certain area by the packer. The goal of this is to use the pressure to split open fissures in the rock, which may increase the water flow to your well. Our company has extremely good luck with hydrofracking, as the majority of the wells we frack come out with increased yeilds, but like drilling, nothing is for certain until we're working in the well.