Well Water Finders

Well Water Finders Find water before you spend the money to drill.

Patented on-site groundwater surveys across TX, OK, NM & AR, plus the Texas Well Water Map and Texas Property Water Profile for landowners, ranchers, farmers, and realtors.

Chasing water before the Texas heat catches us. 💧☀️
08/25/2026

Chasing water before the Texas heat catches us. 💧☀️

08/18/2026

We’ve spent a lot of time surveying Texas properties and talking with landowners about what the groundwater viability is like in their immediate area 🤠.

Turns out, that information matters on both sides of a real estate transaction.

That’s a big part of why we built the Texas Property Water Profile.

Here’s the quick explanation.

Learn more >> https://wellwaterfinders.com/pages/texas-property-water-profile

Selling property in Texas? The state now has a mandatory groundwater disclosure.We can help provide this detail for any ...
08/12/2026

Selling property in Texas? The state now has a mandatory groundwater disclosure.

We can help provide this detail for any Texas address in seconds.

Well Water Finders has launched the Texas Property Water Profile. You can search four ways to find a property: street address, GPS coordinates, Property ID/APN, or well number.

What comes back is the water information a seller needs to help answer the mandatory TREC Form 61-0: Groundwater Conservation District info, wells on record, current property ownership and the area's well success rates.

It's also the kind of water information buyers want before making an offer on a place. Agents can use it on both sides of the transaction.

Take a look. Built on our proprietary detection technology combined with historical records, each download is less than $25. Texas Well Water Map subscribers get a discount. And every Profile you order is saved to your personal dashboard.

Thanks for checking it out 🤠!

https://wellwaterfinders.com/.../texas-property-water...

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07/14/2026

There's Water Under Your Land. Your Pond Still Won't Fill.

We get this call a lot: there's a dry pond on the place: is there enough water underneath to fill it back up?

It's a fair question. But it's only half of it.

A survey can detect the location, depth, and potential volume of groundwater on the acres that matter, and tell you whether a well can keep up. That's the source. The other half is the pond itself — if it isn't sealed, it won't hold what you pump. Get both right, and the water's there when the herd is. A sealed pond also loses less to evaporation, which is better for the long-term water picture.

On-site surveys cover Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas.

07/02/2026

Everybody wanted to supervise. Some days the field work comes with company. Surveying a few properties last week and at each one we picked up an audience - a herd of goats, a few longhorns, and even a white deer passing through.

It's part of the job. We survey on-site across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas - wherever the water (and the wildlife who need water) is.

06/26/2026

78% success sounds great. Until it's your 22%.

We surveyed a pivot farm in Martin County, Texas. Our database of Texas wells puts the county at a 78% drilling success rate, which also means a 22% chance of paying for a dry hole.

A pivot farm needs about 75+ gpm. The industrial average depth in the county runs around 170 ft, but the real question isn't how deep - it's where on the property to drill. North side at 75 gpm versus south side at 150 gpm is the kind of difference a survey finds.

Know the depth and potential volume before you drill your next water well. Before any rig shows up, we start with you: w...
06/24/2026

Know the depth and potential volume before you drill your next water well.

Before any rig shows up, we start with you: where do you actually need the water? Close to the house, out where the livestock are, or another part of the place you've got plans for? You point us to the acres that matter, and we survey those - locating the groundwater and finding the depth and potential volume at the specific spots within them.

When the driller arrives, they're going to coordinate where we've already measured, at a depth we already know.

We survey across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas.

06/19/2026

The best spot for the house wasn't the best spot for the water.

On this Oklahoma ranch, the landowners had already picked where the house would go. We surveyed it - and the water wasn't underneath. So we moved down to the bottom of the valley and found a reliable source instead.

It takes a little more to get that water back up to the house site. But the alternative is drilling a dry hole, then drilling again anyway. The survey saves that second drill bill - and saves the land from a hole it never needed.

We survey across Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arkansas.

Thinking about a well on a new piece of land? Before you drill - before you even make the offer - you can check the wate...
06/17/2026

Thinking about a well on a new piece of land? Before you drill - before you even make the offer - you can check the water.

Pull up any address in Texas on our map and see the drilling success rate for that area: the share of nearby drills that found a well pumping more than 5 gallons a minute for more than 8 hours straight. It won't promise what your spot will do - it's a signal, not a guarantee - but it's a real number to plan around.

Oklahoma ranch last week. The landowners were planning a new home site and needed a reliable water source for the proper...
05/29/2026

Oklahoma ranch last week. The landowners were planning a new home site and needed a reliable water source for the property.

We started the survey where the house was going to go. Didn't find much there. Pulled up the results on the laptop right there in the field and walked the ranchers through it, then moved down to the bottom of the valley. Found a real source.

More effort to get the water back up to the house. But the alternative is drilling a hole at the home site that comes up dry, then drilling another one anyway. The survey saves that second drill bill - and saves the land from a hole it didn't need.

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