Q and A
Understanding Your Options
Can I check groundwater on my property before booking a survey?
Yes. Our Groundwater Intelligence Platform allows you to analyze groundwater conditions across Texas before committing to a survey.
You can view estimated depths, drilling success rates, and regional trends for any property.
Many customers start with the platform, then book a survey when they need precise, site-specific data.
What's the difference between the platform and a survey?
The platform provides regional, data-driven insights based on historical records and our proprietary dataset.
An on-site survey uses our patented technology to scan your exact property and identify groundwater location, depth, and volume in real time.
The platform helps you screen and compare properties.
A survey provides the precision needed before drilling or building.
How accurate is the data in the Groundwater Intelligence Platform?
The platform provides directional insight based on historical drilling records and regional trends.
In Texas, this is strengthened by our proprietary survey data, improving clarity compared to public data alone.
For precise, property-specific results, an on-site survey is recommended.
Booking a Groundwater Survey
What does an on-site survey provide?
Our surveys identify the location, depth, and relative volume of groundwater beneath your property using patented, non-invasive technology.
Results are delivered on-site and are designed to support informed decisions before drilling, developing, or investing.
Will the reporting include an exact yield or GPM of what we should expect if a well is drilled?
We provide an estimated flow-rate range (GPM). Actual well yield depends on several factors beyond our analysis, including subsurface geology, drilling methods, well construction, pumping equipment, and aquifer recharge rates. For this reason, we do not guarantee a specific flow rate from wells drilled based on our reporting.
Our data is designed to reduce uncertainty and support informed drilling, development, and planning decisions, not replace the role of drilling professionals or hydrogeologic evaluation.
What happens if I hire a driller based on your report and they can't find sufficient water?
We stand behind the accuracy of our technology. If a driller does not encounter groundwater at the specific latitude and longitude identified in your report, please provide documentation confirming the drill location and depth reached.
Once verified, we will issue a refund for the affected surveyed acre ($1,000 per acre).
Please note that Well Water Finders does not control drilling methods, equipment selection, well construction, or final well performance, and is not responsible for costs associated with third-party drilling services.
Do you drill water wells?
No. Well Water Finders provides groundwater detection and analysis services, but we do not drill water wells.
Our role is to help identify where groundwater is located so landowners, developers, and organizations can make informed decisions before drilling. We are happy to refer customers to licensed well drillers in their area upon request.
Water Stewardship & Responsible Use
How does your work support responsible groundwater use?
Our goal is not just to help locate groundwater, but to support better decisions about how it’s used.
By identifying groundwater more accurately, we help reduce unnecessary drilling, limit land disruption, and support long-term aquifer awareness.
Whether you’re developing land, managing property, or planning infrastructure, better data leads to more responsible outcomes.
Equipment & Availability
Can I buy or rent a Well Water Finders unit?
We are currently in the early stages of commercial manufacturing, with our first production units expected to be available for lease.
These systems will be offered to qualified professionals and organizations, including developers, engineering firms, and groundwater-focused teams.
If you’re interested in leasing opportunities, we encourage you to contact us to be notified as units become available.