Services
Borehole Maintenance
Springhill provides professional borehole maintenance, pump repairs and servicing for private and commercial water supplies across Yorkshire and the North of England. With over 20 years' experience in private water supplies, our engineers can diagnose faults, repair borehole systems and help keep your water supply operating safely and efficiently.
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Borehole Maintenance & Repairs
We maintain, repair and supply a wide range of borehole equipment, including:
- Borehole pumps
- Booster pumps
- Pressure systems
- Private water supply equipment
- Commercial borehole systems
Whether you require routine servicing or an emergency repair, our experienced engineers can help restore your water supply with minimal disruption.

Emergency Support
Borehole Breakdowns
If your borehole suddenly stops working, don't panic.
Many faults can be diagnosed over the telephone, allowing us to get your system running again without the need for an immediate site visit. Where an on-site repair is required, we'll arrange for one of our engineers to attend as quickly as possible.
Contact us today for expert advice and fast, reliable borehole support.

Why Choose Springhill?
Why Choose Springhill?
Specialist Lifting Equipment
Our purpose-built borehole pump lifting equipment allows us to safely remove, inspect and replace pumps, even on deep boreholes.
Residential & Commercial Expertise
We maintain and repair borehole systems for homes, farms, estates, businesses and commercial properties across the region.
Experienced Engineers
Our skilled engineers have extensive experience working on private water supplies, delivering reliable workmanship and practical solutions.
24-Hour Telephone Support
If your borehole stops working, we're only a phone call away. We provide emergency telephone support and can quickly arrange an engineer if required.
Local Coverage
Based in Yorkshire, we provide borehole maintenance and repair services throughout Yorkshire and the North of England.
Customer Testimonial
"Initially contacted Springhill to advise us on a suitable upgrade to our existing water treatment facility used on our caravan holiday park. Ended up sinking a borehole. The borehole is up and running and the water has been passed by the council."
Caravan Holiday Park, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
"Initially contacted Springhill to advise us on a suitable upgrade to our existing water treatment facility used on our caravan holiday park. Ended up sinking a borehole. The borehole is up and running and the water has been passed by the council."
Caravan Holiday Park, Leyburn, North Yorkshire
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a borehole cost?
As a guide, a 60-metre water borehole drilled into gritstone formations, such as those found in Calderdale and parts of Derbyshire, typically costs between £10,000 and £15,000. This usually includes drilling, borehole pump installation, controls and connection pipework.
What is included in the drilling cost?
A quotation will normally include:
- Mobilisation of the drilling rig
- Labour
- Borehole liners and casings
- Grouting materials
- Ancillary borehole equipment
- Support vehicles
- Borehole pump installation
Costs can vary depending on site access, geology and borehole depth.
Does a borehole need a licence?
In many cases, no licence is required. A borehole can typically provide up to 20,000 litres of water per day without the need for an abstraction licence. If greater volumes are required, we can advise on the relevant regulations.
How much does it cost to run a borehole?
Annual running costs are usually between £50 and £600 per year, depending on water usage, pumping requirements and any treatment equipment installed.
Is the water tested?
Yes. During the drilling process, a basic water test is carried out to assess the quality of the supply. Where necessary, additional laboratory testing can be undertaken to provide a more detailed analysis.
Can a borehole save money?
For properties with high water consumption, a borehole can provide significant savings compared with mains water. For example, where water usage is around 20,000 litres per day, annual savings can exceed £7,000, allowing the installation cost to be recovered over time.