Tully

Specialised Drilling in Tully

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Bore Drilling

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Comprehensive Drilling Services for All Needs

When it comes to drilling, FNQ Drilling offers tailored solutions designed to meet the needs of Tully’s residents and businesses. Our services range from residential bore drilling, ensuring sustainable water access for homes, to large-scale commercial drilling for businesses requiring reliable water solutions.

We also specialise in mining drilling services, providing precise access to valuable resources while minimising environmental impact.

Utility drilling is another area where we excel, helping Tully communities with safe installations of water, gas and other essential utilities. For those needing water well drilling, our team ensures high-quality results for both residential and agricultural needs.

Additionally, we provide cleaning services to maintain bore functionality and extend the life of existing wells. Need a sands spear installed? We handle that too, ensuring optimal water flow in sandy areas.

Utility drilling

Water well drilling

Bore drilling

Whether you need drilling for a home project or a large-scale operation, FNQ Drilling has the tools and expertise to deliver. Call us on 0458 426 073 to discuss your next project!

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What We Do

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Specialised Drilling Services

FNQ Drilling delivers comprehensive drilling services in Tully, including bore, mining, water well and utility drilling. Our expertise ensures efficient, precise results tailored to the unique challenges of the region’s terrain and water needs.

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Why Tully Chooses Our Drilling Services?

Local Knowledge: Decades of experience serving Tully with insights into regional soil and conditions.
Compact Equipment: Smaller trucks allow us to reach locations that other companies can’t access.
Diverse Services: From residential bore drilling to mining and utility drilling, we cover it all.
Community Focus: Family-owned and committed to supporting local needs with quality services.
Cost-Effective Solutions: Affordable, efficient drilling designed to suit various budgets and projects.
Sustainability: Services designed to minimise environmental impact while meeting your water or resource needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What locations do you service?
We service the entire Tully region and surrounding areas, including:
- Mission Beach
- Cardwell
- El Arish
- Silkwood
- Kurrimine Beach
- Wongaling Beach
This list isn’t exhaustive—contact us to confirm if your area is covered, or if you need help determining service availability in more remote locations.
How is bore drilling done?

Bore drilling involves creating a narrow hole in the ground using specialised equipment to access underground water. The process begins with a geological survey, followed by drilling to the appropriate depth, installation of casing and sealing to prevent contamination. Each stage ensures a long-lasting water source tailored to your property’s unique requirements.
What are the benefits of water well drilling?

Water well drilling provides a sustainable water source for homes, farms and businesses. It reduces reliance on municipal water supplies, ensures access during droughts and can lower utility costs over time.

Additionally, it offers a reliable alternative when public water systems face disruptions or limitations.
What’s the difference between residential and commercial drilling?

Residential drilling focuses on small-scale water access for households, while commercial drilling caters to larger projects like agriculture, industrial processes and resource extraction.

Commercial projects typically involve greater depths, larger casings and more complex equipment for long-term, high-volume needs.
How often should bores be cleaned?

Bores should be cleaned every 2–5 years, depending on usage and the water quality in the area. Regular cleaning removes sediment, scale and other build-ups, ensuring efficient water flow and extending the bore’s lifespan. This maintenance prevents blockages and costly repairs in the future.