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Geocadia GM2000.

The ground source starts here.

Geocadia’s own drilling rig. We plan the drilling, support equipment and borehole together with your heating centre and building connection. One coordinated delivery, from site planning to commissioned heat.

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Geocadia GM2000 drilling rig with its tracked base, mast assembly and stabiliser feet
Geocadia GM2000 · Our drilling equipment

01 · The rig

Our technology.
Your ground source.

Geocadia’s own GM2000 drilling rig brings the borehole into the same delivery as your heating system. From mobilisation to the drilling position, the equipment is planned around the job ahead.

Front three-quarter view of the GM2000 with its mast raised.
GM2000 · Raised for drilling
Side view of the tracked GM2000 with the mast lowered.
Tracked rig · Mast lowered
Geocadia branding on the rig body beside the mast assembly.
Geocadia · Our drilling technology
Rear body, tracked base and stabiliser feet of the GM2000.
Tracked base and stabiliser feet

02 · The worksite

One plan for the whole site.

The rig does not work in isolation. Access, equipment positions and the route to the heating centre belong in one coordinated plan. We bring those decisions together before drilling begins.

Elevated view of the rig and separate support units.
The rig and support equipment · One coordinated worksite
Site access
Plan the arrival of equipment and movement around the property.
Borehole position
Connect the drilling location to the source design and your heating centre.
Equipment layout
Arrange the rig, support units and working areas together.
Explore the drill setup
Elevated side view of the GM2000 beside support units.
Rig and support units · Side layout
Elevated front view showing the rig and three support units.
Equipment positions around the rig
Elevated view of the rig, an operator and the nearby support units.
Operator access within the work area
An operator using the rig's touchscreen control panel.
GM2000 · On-rig touchscreen

03 · Operator control

Technology in the operator’s hands.

Drilling decisions happen at the rig. GM2000 controls keep operating parameters in view, connecting the operator to the machine and the conditions in the borehole.

  • Drill-string status
  • Load and speed
  • Water and air pressure

GM Tracker records drilling data for follow-up and handover.

Explore controls and observability
An operator using the handheld controller beside the rig.
Handheld controls beside the rig
Side detail of the handheld controls and operator.
Direct interaction with the equipment
An operator beside the rig base and stabiliser feet.
The operator at the drilling assembly

04 · Field support

The equipment behind the operation.

A drilling programme needs more than the rig. Geocadia brings support equipment, connections and service access into the worksite plan, so the whole setup is considered from the start.

Enclosed support units sit alongside the GM2000. Their placement, access and relationship to the rig are part of the delivery.

Three-quarter view of a Geocadia-branded support unit.
Geocadia · Field support equipment
An open support-unit compartment with engine and control equipment.
Support unit · Engine and control compartment
Engine, hoses and cooling components inside a support unit.
Engine and cooling connections
The vented side and access doors of a Geocadia support unit.
Support unit · Ventilation and access
An operator beside an open service compartment on the rig.
GM2000 · Access to the rig’s service bay

05 · Connected engineering

Every connection belongs to the system.

The mast, drilling assembly and hydraulic connections are part of the same machine. Our wider responsibility connects that drilling work to the collector, heating centre and building it will serve.

Low-angle view looking up the mast and its equipment.
The mast and its connected mechanisms
Close view of mast mechanisms, hoses and connections.
Hydraulic hoses and mast connections
Front drilling assembly, hoses and stabiliser feet.
Drilling assembly and ground-level connections

One delivery

From the equipment to useful heat.

Drilling is one part of the heating-system design. The source, heating centre and building connection are planned together.

Borehole to building

06 · People and delivery

People connect the whole project.

Equipment, engineering and field delivery come together around one project scope. Geocadia connects the work from the first property conversation through to commissioning and handover.

The mast assembly and an operator standing beside the rig.
Operator and drilling equipment
A group standing beside the GM2000 with its mast raised.
Together beside the GM2000
A group photographed beside the Geocadia-branded GM2000.
People behind the Geocadia GM2000
Read the GM2000 system story

From borehole to building

The rig is part of a larger design.

Your heating requirement guides the complete system. The borehole and collector connect to a custom heating centre, with the equipment and building integration designed together.

  • Blue: cold water going down
  • Orange: warm water coming up
about 2,000 m at Jordbro drilled by our own GM2000
  1. 01 · The source

    Closed-loop borehole

    The borehole and collector provide the ground connection for the heating system.

  2. 02 · Useful heat

    Custom heating centre

    Heat pumps, circulation pumps, controls and metering turn source energy into useful heat.

  3. 03 · The connection

    Your building

    The heating centre connects to the property’s heating system, with commissioning and handover included in the delivery.

Follow the complete system

Start with your property. Plan the complete system.

Tell us the address and rough heat demand. We plan the borehole, the worksite and the heating centre together.

Discuss your project