1. Assessment of Current Condition

   • Conduct thorough inspections to evaluate the borehole's structural integrity and functionality.

2. Water Quality Testing

   • Test water samples for contaminants and physical characteristics to determine rehabilitation needs.

3. Choosing the Right Professionals

   • Select experienced and certified contractors specializing in borehole rehabilitation.

4. Understanding Rehabilitation Methods

   • Familiarize yourself with various methods (e.g., acidization, jetting, or surging) and their applicability.

5. Cost Estimates

   • Obtain multiple quotes and understand the cost implications, including unforeseen expenses.

6. Permit Requirements

   • Check for any local regulations or permits required for borehole rehabilitation.

7. Materials Used

   • Research the materials employed during rehab; ensure they are safe and appropriate for your water supply.

8. Monitoring Post-Rehabilitation

   • Plan for follow-up assessments to monitor the borehole’s performance after rehabilitation.

9. Long-term Maintenance Plans

   • Establish a maintenance schedule to prolong the life of the borehole and prevent future issues.

10. Emergency Protocols

    • Develop contingency plans for possible failures or emergencies that may arise post-rehabilitation.

11. Environmental Considerations

    • Be mindful of the ecological impact and ensure practices are sustainable and non-harmful.

12. Documentation

    • Keep detailed records of all work done, including assessments, tests, and costs for future reference.

By following these tips, you can ensure a successful borehole rehabilitation project that meets your needs and maintains water quality.