If you're considering buying land in rural Texas, one of the most important questions to answer is: Does the property have access to groundwater? At Well Water Finders, we help buyers, realtors, and developers determine if a property has reliable well water before committing to costly drilling.
With our Texas Water Well Trends Report and on-site groundwater surveys, you can make an informed purchase and avoid unexpected water challenges.
Before making an offer, you’ll need to check whether the land is connected to a water utility. If it’s not, you’ll be drilling a private water well—and that can get expensive fast.
✔ The average rural water well in drought-prone Texas is 360 feet deep
✔ Drilling costs average around $20,000—sometimes much more
✔ If a driller hits a dry hole, they’ll have to try again… and again
✔ Each failed attempt costs you money, even if no water is found
Without proper groundwater data, you’re taking a major financial risk.
Want fast, reliable groundwater data before making an offer? Our Texas Water Well Trends Report provides a data-driven analysis of well depths, flow rates (GPM), and long-term groundwater performance near the property.
What You’ll Get:
✔ Well depth & flow rates from nearby wells
✔ Groundwater trends within 3 miles, 5 miles, city, and county
✔ Performance data for the last 5, 10, and 25 years
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Need a property-specific groundwater assessment? With our patented groundwater detection technology, Well Water Finders can:
✅ Survey the land (with the property owner's permission) before you buy
✅ Pinpoint exactly where groundwater is located to improve drilling success
✅ Provide a high-level estimate of well depth and drilling costs
✅ Help you avoid the risk of costly dry holes
Buying land? Get peace of mind—order a trends report or schedule an on-site survey today!