Well Water Finders Launches Texas Well Water Map and Texas Property Water Profile

Well Water Finders has launched two products that bring groundwater records and area-level analysis into Texas land decisions: the Texas Well Water Map and the Texas Property Water Profile.

Both grew out of the same fieldwork. Over three years, the company has run more than 3,800 on-site groundwater surveys across Texas using its patented detection equipment. Paired with historical drilled-well records from all 254 Texas counties, that survey data became the basis for Well Water Finders' Area Groundwater Intelligence - the company's own analysis of how drilling outcomes are distributed across an area.

The Texas Well Water Map puts that analysis in front of buyers, landowners, realtors, and drillers before a decision is made. Users search a Texas property and see the area's success-rate patterns, how deep wells in the area have tended to go, and how outcomes are spread across the surrounding geoblock. Free accounts start at the county level, with paid tiers resolving to a specific property.

The Texas Property Water Profile responds to a change in Texas practice. As of July 1, 2026, a groundwater disclosure became part of many Texas property sales. TREC Form 61-0 asks sellers to share what they know about the water tied to a property, including whether it sits inside a groundwater conservation district and what wells are on record.

Four ways to find a property - address, coordinates, Property ID or APN, or well number - and the Profile gathers the public records behind it into one download, saved to the user's account under My Property Water Profile Reports:

The groundwater conservation district the property falls in, with its website and contact

The water wells documented for the property in public records

The current property ownership on file

Each Profile also carries the company's Area Groundwater Intelligence for that property, the part a buyer weighs before an offer goes in. The Profile helps a seller answer the disclosure's groundwater questions. It does not complete the form or stand in for what the seller knows.

Together, the two products mark the shift the company has been building toward: groundwater decisions that start with the record rather than with a drill rig. Where a specific location needs ground-truth, an on-site survey remains the physical measurement at the coordinates surveyed.

Well Water Finders is the groundwater intelligence company for Texas and an Associate Member of the Realtors Land Institute.