Commission a water well for a village in need in Pakistan. See exactly what is included and what it costs, and receive photos and video of your project from the first day of work to the day it opens.
Prices are in US dollars.
Figures are provided by Ghars Wells from its own project records.
Two well types are available today. Each page shows the full specification and what is included.
A shallow well fitted with a manual hand pump — a simple, practical water source for a small group of users.
A deeper well fitted with both a manual hand pump and an electric motor, for a larger group of users.
Depth, users and timing are estimates and depend on the site, the groundwater level and ground conditions.
A simple path from your choice to a working well.
Pick the well that suits you.
We confirm the project and the name for the plaque with you.
Our team in Pakistan chooses the location and carries out the work.
Photos and video from the first day to the opening.
We send you the documentation, and follow-up continues under the warranty policy.
Depth, pump type, daily users, timing and what is included — before you decide.
Photo and video records of the work, delivered to you.
A plaque with the name you give us, confirmed before it is made.
Warranty and follow-up, and a revisit with new documentation on request.
Five commitments guide how we choose, build, document and follow up every project.
We choose villages and sites according to real need and technical suitability.
The right well, built carefully, so people can actually use it.
We communicate and film with respect for the people we serve.
What we show is what was built.
A well is not finished at the opening.
Numbers we can stand behind, with the source of each.
Figures are provided by Ghars Wells from its own project records. More about our impact
Tell us the name you would like on the plaque — your own, your parents’, or someone you wish to remember. We confirm the wording with you before it is made. Many people see a well as a Sadaqah Jariyah; that intention is yours, and our part is to build the well, document it and follow it up.
Ghars Wells is a project-implementation business operating under a registered private company. It is not a registered charity and does not issue tax-deductible receipts.
A manual shallow well costs USD 170. An artesian well with a hand pump and an electric motor costs USD 370. These are the prices of the complete projects described on each well page.
Both wells include drilling and construction, pump installation, a plaque with the sponsor’s name, and photo and video documentation from the start of the project to its opening. The artesian well includes both the hand pump and the electric motor, with no extra charge for the included components.
The work is photographed and filmed from the beginning of construction until completion and opening. We send you the photos and videos so you can see your project. You may also ask us to revisit the well and document it again.
We estimate 8–9 days for a manual shallow well and 15–17 days for an artesian well. The actual time depends on the site and ground conditions.
Yes. Tell us the name you would like on the plaque — yours, a parent’s, or a loved one’s. We confirm the exact wording with you before the plaque is made.
Message us on WhatsApp in Arabic or English. We will answer and help you confirm the details.
