Buying a house on well and septic? Pull the records first.
Type any Florida address. See what's in the official well and septic records in 60 seconds — before you spend $500+ on inspections. Free check, no account.
Free — no card, no account. Built on state, county, and federal records.
cost of replacing a failed septic system or drilling a new well — each.
well logs and septic permits live in scattered county and state systems most buyers never see.
a $39 records pull tells your $500 inspector exactly where to dig.
Everything on record about the two systems your inspection barely covers.
Depth, casing, yield (GPM), drill date, and the driller of record — from state water-management files.
Original permit, tank size, drainfield specs, repair permits, and last known inspection — from county health records.
System age vs. expected service life, flood-zone exposure, and what typically fails first.
Exactly what to ask the seller and your inspector, based on what the records show — and what's missing.
Run unlimited record checks. Walk into every job knowing the system.
Permit history and well specs for any property, before you quote. Plans from $59/month.
Questions
Official sources: Florida water-management district well records, county septic (OSTDS) permit systems, the Florida Water Management Inventory, FEMA flood maps, and US Census geocoding. Every report lists its sources.
Records coverage varies by county and by era — older systems sometimes pre-date permitting. We show a confidence label before you pay, and if the full report comes back without meaningful records, it's free.
No. This is a records pull — it tells you what's on file, how old the systems are, and what to verify. It complements a physical inspection; it doesn't replace one.
Not yet. Florida first, more states as we verify record depth. Leave your email and we'll tell you when your state is live.