Borehole and water filtration quotes in Plattekloof

Plattekloof flanks the Tygerberg, with the N1 skirting the southern edge of the hills. It is a hillside suburb, and that is the defining factor for anyone thinking about a borehole: stands can be steep, gardens are frequently terraced and the rock in the Tygerberg Hills is hard Malmesbury Group material. Drilling here is about careful siting and access planning rather than simply choosing a spot on a flat lawn.

Local considerations installers weigh here: Gradient of the stand and where a rig can safely stand; hard rock that affects drilling time and method; pumping uphill to storage or irrigation; noise and access arrangements with neighbours on tight hillside plots; the City’s 14-day notice, registration and metering rules; a proper lab test before filtration.

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Sources & notes

Local facts on this page are drawn from the sources below; supply conditions and municipal rules change, so confirm current requirements with City of Cape Town. Tygerberg (hills and surrounding suburbs) · Geology of a Tygerberg Hills quarry, Durbanville Hills · City of Cape Town — Register a borehole or wellpoint · City of Cape Town Water By-law, 2010 (as amended)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Plattekloof ground hard to drill?

The Tygerberg Hills are made of hard rock, so drilling is generally slower than in sandy coastal suburbs. Installers should explain their method and how they allow for it.

Which lab tests suit Plattekloof borehole water?

Bacteria, iron, manganese, pH, hardness and conductivity are a sensible base. Add items if the water will be used for anything beyond irrigation.

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