Washington well data, on tap for your business
If wells are part of your week — quoting them, listing property over them, inspecting or lending against them — you shouldn't be buying $19 reports one at a time. Two plans, both unlimited, both built on the Washington State Department of Ecology's well construction report database, the state's official repository of well logs.
Pro — $99/month
Unlimited Washington property well reports, licensed for client work. Email any address, get the report back in minutes — attach it to listings, inspections, appraisals, and loan files.
- Every recorded well near the property: depth, static water level, tested yield
- Links to the original Ecology well logs
- Local drilling cost estimate, math shown
Pays for itself at ~5 reports a month · cancel anytime.
White-label — $250/month
Everything in Pro, delivered unbranded — no Washington Well Data name anywhere, just the data and the official Ecology citation. Your customer sees your company on a professional well report.
- Unbranded PDF-ready reports, unlimited volume
- Attach one to every quote, listing packet, or Phase-I file
- Same-day turnaround by email, no software to learn
Unbranded reports · cancel in the off-season.
For well drillers
Your prospect is deciding between your quote and two others. Hand them a report with your name on it showing every neighboring well — what depth they hit, what the static level was, what the wells around the parcel actually yield — and your quote stops being a number and starts being the informed one. That's the white-label plan: one closed job a season covers the year.
For real-estate agents & brokers
Rural listings live or die on water. A well report in the listing packet answers the buyer's five-figure question before they ask it — and on the buy side, it's the diligence document your client forwards to their lender. Pro is licensed for exactly this: unlimited reports, attached to as many client files as you like. Brokerages that want the report going out under their own brand — your logo on the listing packet, not ours — take White-label.
For inspectors, appraisers & lenders
The neighboring well logs are the best available evidence of what a property's water situation really is. Every report cites Ecology record numbers and links to the original filed logs, so your file stands on the state's own records. Inspectors who deliver the well section as part of their own report package use White-label — same data, your letterhead.
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Questions
How do I run a report?
Your welcome email includes a personal dashboard link — submit any covered address there and every report you've run stays listed in one place. Prefer email? Send the address to your plan inbox and the report comes back in minutes.
What areas are covered?
All of Washington — every well on file with Ecology. Try the free lookup on an address you know to see the coverage around it.
Is this the state's own data?
Yes — the Washington State Department of Ecology's well construction report database, the state's official repository of well logs. We organize it around a parcel and do the math; the report links to every original log.