Well Constructed
Permit 193351--A
595 feet • 11 gpm • Domestic use
Colorado well paperwork • one property • $29
Before you buy, see the closest state permits, what they say, and what paperwork is still missing.
Check the well paperwork — $29One payment. Opens at once. Private link sent by email.
Before the deadline
A listing can say “private well” while the file still leaves the important questions open.
For $29, put the record trail and the seller request in your hands before the next call.
Real Colorado DWR sample
The closest 30 records returned near this public test point all sit within a quarter mile. The point is not a property, and distance does not prove a parcel match. That is exactly the problem the packet catches.
Open the full sourced sample →Permit 193351--A
595 feet • 11 gpm • Domestic use
Permit 193351-
300 feet • Household use only
Permit 208006-
Abandonment required • Commercial use
What your $29 buys
Use a Colorado address at checkout. If a rural address will not map, enter coordinates without paying again.
We search within five miles, count every match, and put the closest 30 first with direct official-file links.
You get attention flags, a before-closing checklist, and a message asking the seller for the missing paperwork.
Inside every packet
Yes, the state database is free
If you already know the Colorado DWR database, you can search it yourself. The $29 packet is for the buyer or agent who wants the records mapped, sorted, linked, flagged, and turned into a seller request.
You are not paying for secret data. You are paying to stop digging through it alone.
One clear job
Use it to find the right questions early. Use the right professional when you need a parcel match, title or water-right opinion, physical inspection, or water-quality test.
One property. One packet.
Enter the property at checkout. Your packet opens after payment, and the private link goes to your email.
Checkout shows Ace Systems, the registered merchant behind The Boring Thing.
Questions
Because public does not mean organized. Colorado provides the records. Your $29 buys the property search, distance sorting, official links, attention flags, checklist, and finished seller request.
No. It shows possible nearby matches and tells you what must be matched to the parcel, legal description, and physical well location. It never turns distance into proof.
Your paid packet page lets you enter latitude and longitude instead. You do not pay twice.
You still receive the completed search, source, and next questions. A radius search can miss old or loosely mapped records, so “none found” is not proof that no well exists.
The Colorado Division of Water Resources Well Application/Permit dataset. We link the official permit file whenever DWR provides one.
No. Colorado Well Records is an independent service from The Boring Thing. The state data is public; the finished packet is our product.