Drilling Pebble Creek What Days are Best for Drilling?

Drilling is not something that has to be done at a specific time of the year, or during certain conditions. Even with that said though, there are times of the year and also certain weather conditions that go a long way in making a drilling project easier. When it comes to geotechnical drilling, Pebble creek professionals know that some conditions make their job easier on a day-to-day basis. For example, drilling can be done in wet or rainy conditions, but that does not mean that it is just as easy to drill in these conditions as if they were not there is first place.

Avoiding Rainy Days

Even though having moisture present at a drilling location or having it come down is not nearly a reason to stop drilling, Pebble Creek geotechnical drilling professionals know better than anyone else that some soil conditions make it extremely hard to drill into if there is a large amount of water present. This makes things a little harder during the summer months when it often rains at least once a day if not more depending on the weather. Not all rainy days can be avoided, but the days when it will be raining for many hours or many days may be rescheduled for better drilling conditions.

Winter Months Often Offer the Best Conditions

In many of the Southern states of America, the winter months are often associated as the dry season. This means that rain or snow, are not very likely, and are rarely taken into consideration by professionals drilling. Pebble Creek drilling professionals also find the winter months to be the best time of the year to go out to location and drill is because the weather is more appropriate for outside work. During the summer month’s temperatures often reach over ninety degrees before mid-day, making working conditions a little less comfortable and potentially dangerous when you factor in issues like dehydration and heat stroke.

*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Amdrill Inc*