wwc5

Pro access

One record at a time is free and always will be. This page is for the people working through two hundred.

Who this is for

Title companies and closers; rural lenders and crop insurers; land agents; well and pump contractors sizing a job; environmental consultants; county conservation districts running plugging programmes.

What does not scale is one lookup at a time — and the figure that matters at scale is the one nobody publishes: how many parcels on your list carry a completion record with no plugging report behind it.

What we do

What it costs

The full field list, the measured fill rates and the order form are on the datasets page.

The pages of this site are free and will stay free : an official fact belongs to no one. What is sold here is the compilation work — extracting the Kansas WWC-5 register, reconciling it, dating it, and delivering it in a usable form.

Resolving a list is not a well inspection and not a title search. A WWC-5 describes a well on the day it was drilled. It says nothing about whether the water is safe to drink, whether the well still produces, or what condition it is in today. And no result from us establishes that a well is abandoned — that turns on use, which the register does not record.

Not a consumer reporting agency. This site and the datasets sold from it are not consumer reports under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and must not be used to decide anyone's eligibility for employment, credit, insurance, housing, or any other purpose covered by the FCRA. If you need a background check, use a screening company that operates as a consumer reporting agency.

Tell us the size of the list

How many parcels, how often, and what you need back. We answer every enquiry by hand.

No payment is taken here — an enquiry opens a conversation and an invoice follows. What we do with this.