Selling Land
Make Your Land More Competitive by Proving Access to Water
Rural Texas land sales are booming, and buyers are paying top dollar for properties with essential utilities—especially water. If your land isn’t served by a water utility, providing buyers with verified groundwater data can give you a competitive edge and potentially increase your selling price.
At Well Water Finders, we help landowners determine the depth, location, and availability of well water—so you can provide buyers with critical water information upfront.
Why Groundwater Data Can Increase Your Selling Price
✔ Buyers pay more for land with confirmed well water access.
✔ If drilling is required, knowing the estimated well depth reduces buyer uncertainty.
✔ More transparency = faster sales and fewer obstacles in negotiations.
Water access is a major selling point for buyers, and the more groundwater data you provide, the stronger your position when setting your asking price.
Two Ways to Prove Water Access on Your Land
1️⃣ Texas Water Well Trends Report (Delivered in 72 Hours)
Provide potential buyers with a comprehensive groundwater trends analysis for your property.
What’s Included:
✔ Nearby well depth & flow rate (GPM) data
✔ Groundwater performance trends within 3 miles, 5 miles, city, and county
✔ Historical data over 5, 10, and 25 years
Delivered within 72 hours—perfect for real estate listings!
2️⃣ On-Site Groundwater Survey (Precision Location & Depth)
Want to provide even more accurate well drilling data? Our on-site groundwater survey pinpoints exact water locations and estimated drilling depths, helping you market your property as "water-ready."
✔ Increase your land’s value by proving water access
✔ Make it easier for buyers to secure financing
✔ Reduce negotiation friction by offering real data
Selling land? Get the data you need to increase your property’s value!
➡ Schedule a Groundwater Survey
Bonus Tip: Your Water Rights Could Be Worth More Than Your Land
Did you know that water rights may be the most valuable asset on your property? If your land is located within 100 miles of a water-scarce municipality, selling your water rights—while keeping ownership of the land—could be a lucrative opportunity.
📌 Click here to see our Top 5 Reasons why knowing your groundwater access is essential before selling your land.