01 / Geophysics
Placer exploration · British Columbia & Yukon
Know where to dig before you move the dirt.
Placer exploration, bedrock profiling, drilling, claim staking and tenure, magnetic and drone surveys, plus permitting and archaeology support across BC and Yukon.
West Coast Placer field services
We map, test and advance placer ground.
From a bedrock-depth question to a staked claim or permit file, WCP puts crews, instruments and project records behind the next piece of work.
Flagship service · Passive seismic
See the shape of bedrock before the excavator does.
One depth reading is useful. A bedrock profile is better. WCP uses passive seismic field surveys to help placer operators understand overburden depth, channel geometry, and where the next drill hole or excavation dollar is most likely to answer the real question.
- Survey design based on terrain and the decision at hand
- Field acquisition with practical quality control
- Profiles, maps, interpretation, and clearly stated limitations
A WCP job leaves evidence
Field measurements translated into something the project can use.
Passive-seismic lines interpreted for overburden depth and bedrock geometry.
Field records that connect drill results to the next hole or excavation plan.
Magnetic, drone and GIS outputs tied to field coordinates and project questions.
Staking, assessment, permitting and archaeology support organized for the jurisdiction.
The full field programme
Different ground calls for different work.
Bring WCP a claim location, the information already collected and the question that still needs answering.
02 / Ground truth
Put steel and samples into the target.
Placer drillingSampling & prospecting03 / Project support
Secure the claim and keep the file moving.
Tenure & permittingClaim stakingArchaeology for miningField notes
Straight talk about placer exploration.
Ground review
Tell us where the claim is and what decision you are trying to make.
Send the location, project stage, existing information, and field-season timing. We will start with an honest conversation about the next useful step.
Discuss your ground