Capital at risk
Every drill decision carries cost, delay, and uncertainty. The wrong location makes every dollar work harder.
Preliminary water security assessment
In this new AI era,water is the new oil.
Discover what’s beneath your land.
Satellite data, geophysics, and AI-assisted analysis now make water discoveries possible that simply didn’t exist a generation ago. Before you commit more capital to another well, AquaterreX helps qualified landowners evaluate whether their property may warrant a deeper study.
Large farms & ranchesLandholdingsMunicipal & industrial
El Paso Water
Engaged for remote analysis and field work – public utility board record, Dec 2025
1,200 GPM
New Mexico farm well, 24-hour test at 654 ft – AquaterreX-reported
1,500+
Wells completed on four continents using Deep Seated Water Technology™ – company-published
Project results are site-specific and are not a promise of results on another property.
Before you drill, know more
Water uncertainty can put expansion plans, operations, and land value at risk. The first move should be a better decision–not another guess.
See the cost of guessingThe cost of guessing
The most expensive well is the one drilled without enough information.
A dry or low-flow well can mean more than a bad drilling decision. It can tie up capital, delay a plan, increase pumping or hauling costs, and weaken the long-term utility of valuable land.
Operations constrained
Water uncertainty can limit crop, livestock, expansion, and resilience planning when a decision needs to move.
Land value exposed
A more dependable water strategy can strengthen the long-term usefulness and optionality of the property.
“I’ve drilled 12 dry holes, and I’m done with it.”
The question is no longer “Can I afford another well?”
It is “Can I afford to guess?”
How the technology sees water
Five data layers. One picture of what’s under the ground.
AquaterreX’s trademarked Deep Seated Water Technology™ fuses remotely sensed geospatial data in GIS systems with proprietary, AI-assisted analysis–then verifies priority targets on site with patented seismic and electro-resistivity instruments before a drill location is ever considered.
- L1
Multiband satellite imagery
Surface signatures across spectral bands.
- L2
Magnetic survey data
Structural patterns beneath the surface.
- L3
Gravity survey data
Density contrasts that shape water movement.
- L4
Gamma-ray radiometric data
Mineral and lithology indicators.
- L5
Digital elevation datasets
Terrain, drainage, and recharge context.
The deliverable reads like a photograph of what is happening under the ground–and a shallow aquifer is not the whole story. Drilling even a hundred yards from the obvious spot can mean a very different outcome, which is why targets are verified in the field before anyone drills.
Methodology as published at aquaterrex.com/our-technology
A better first decision
Not another guess. A staged water-intelligence process.
Each phase produces a defined deliverable and earns the next one. You always know what you receive, what it costs to go deeper, and what AquaterreX does not do.
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Begin here
Water Security Assessment
A no-cost preliminary desktop review for approved properties: your water challenge; an initial assessment of water potential; and a clear recommendation–proceed, hold, or investigate further.
Current offerI
Deepen the view
Multicomponent geospatial study
A paid, property-specific technical study that narrows areas of interest and identifies potential groundwater sources–delivered as a complete written report, typically within a few weeks.
II
Validate in the field
Field verification & wellbore siting
A specialist field team surveys priority targets on site with patented instrumentation, working to pinpoint the drilling locations; depth to water; thickness of water bearing layers; and estimated flow rates.
AquaterreX provides water-location intelligence and field validation. Drilling, permitting, water rights, construction, water-quality testing, and sustainable-yield determinations require separate qualified estimates.
Built for high-stakes water decisions
The work must stand up long before a drill rig arrives.
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Public water-utility engagement
Public El Paso Water records show AquaterreX was engaged for remote analysis and on-site field work in 2025, followed by approval of additional work across five areas of interest.
View public recordB
New Mexico farm well
AquaterreX reports a well on a 2,160-acre New Mexico property produced 1,200 gallons per minute in a 24-hour test at a 654-foot depth.
See published resultsC
West Texas farm well
AquaterreX publishes a West Texas case in which a two-phase survey preceded “a well producing 900 gallons per minute–exactly where and as predicted.”
See published resultsD
Declining-yield county
In Union County, New Mexico–where local well records showed a steady 50-year decline in yields–AquaterreX reports its located well delivered over 1,300 gallons of fresh water per minute.
See published resultsThe scientific bench behind the work
Dr. Tigran Sadoyan, Chief Geologist-Hydrogeologist (PhD, Earth Sciences) · Arlin Howles, Senior Geologist-Hydrogeologist, Texas Professional Geologist (23+ years, peer-reviewed) · James D. D’Arezzo, President (founder of Autodesk’s GIS division)
Team credentials as published at aquaterrex.com/our-team
22.6M km³
of groundwater is estimated in the upper two kilometers of Earth’s crust – U.S. National Groundwater Association estimate, as cited by AquaterreX
98%+
success rate on completed projects – AquaterreX’s company-published figure
~40%
accuracy of traditional water-well drilling – industry estimate cited by AquaterreX
Project results are site-specific. Public and company-published examples are not a promise of results on another property. Availability, yield, quality, permits, and project economics vary by property and require further technical work.
In their words
What landowners say after the water comes in.
“It is amazing to peer into the unknown that lies miles beneath our feet, and then be able to proceed with laser-like precision in identifying the naturally occurring water pathways… This greatly mitigates the risk of traditional drilling.”
“In each case the bores were successful and the information supplied was accurate in regards to location, water quality, and depth.”
“It was a wonderful relief to find good water after 6 dusty, dry holes [drilled by others].”
Testimonials as published by AquaterreX at aquaterrex.com . Individual experiences; results are site-specific and not guaranteed.
The Phase 0 offer
Find out whether your property deserves a serious water investigation.
$1,500 published value No cost for qualified properties
This is not an automated map and it is not a generic sales call. It is a written preliminary assessment reviewed by a senior geologist/hydrogeologist–a structured first look at a real water challenge for landowners with a material operating, expansion, or resilience decision ahead.
- ✓ Water challenge intake – your property context, water history, and objective
- ✓ Desktop opportunity scan – a preliminary screen of the available data, clearly labeled preliminary
- ✓ Decision map – proceed, hold, or investigate further, with the key questions to resolve before capital moves
- ✓ Investment path – if warranted, a tailored two-tier proposal for Phase I and Phase II
- Submit the short qualification
- A team member schedules your initial interview
- The technical team reviews your property’s data
- You receive the written preliminary assessment
Prefer to talk first? Call 1.661.550.0880
AquaterreX publishes this assessment offer for landowners with 500+ acres, with a limited number available each month. Availability and timing depend on property fit, complete information, and technical-team availability.
Who it is for
Built for properties where a water decision has real consequences.
Land & agriculture
Farms, ranches & landholdings
- Large farm, ranch, or multi-parcel operation
- New, declining, expensive, or uncertain water supply
- Past dry or low-flow well, expansion, or resilience decision
- A decision-maker ready to discuss the property
Municipal, development & industrial
Public water, developers & enterprise
- Water districts and public agencies planning new supply
- Developers making water a site-selection input–not a late-stage risk
- Industrial and infrastructure projects with material demand
- Advisors guiding a major land or water decision
Straight answers
The questions serious owners ask first.
A staged, qualification-gated process invites fair questions. Here are the honest answers.
What does the Phase 0 assessment include, and what does it cost?
Phase 0 is a preliminary desktop review provided at no cost for qualified properties. It includes a structured intake of your property context and water challenge, an initial assessment of water potential, a clear recommendation – proceed, hold, or investigate further – and, where the indicators support it, a recommended path into a tailored Phase I study. It is a screening step, not a guarantee that water will be found.
How is this different from a dowser or a general site survey?
AquaterreX publishes a defined, staged methodology: remotely sensed geospatial data – multiband satellite imagery, magnetic, gravity, gamma-ray radiometric, and digital elevation datasets – processed in GIS systems with proprietary techniques, then verified on site with patented seismic and electro-resistivity instruments before any drill location is considered. Every phase produces a defined deliverable you can evaluate.
What do Phase I and Phase II cost?
Phase I and Phase II are custom-scoped based on the property, the water objective, and what the Phase 0 review indicates. If Phase 0 supports going deeper, you receive a written two-tier proposal covering both phases before any commitment.
What happens if the indicators are not there?
Phase 0 returns a probability read, not a promise. If the desktop indicators do not support further work, AquaterreX tells you that – before you commit study or drilling capital. That discipline is the point of the staged process.
Is the assessment really free?
For qualified properties, yes. AquaterreX publishes the written preliminary groundwater assessment as a $1,500 value, offered at no cost to landowners with 500+ acres, with a limited number available each month. Qualification exists so the technical team’s time goes to properties where the assessment can actually be useful.
Who sees my property information?
Qualification details are used to assess property fit and route the right first conversation. Do not submit sensitive documents through this form; a project specialist can request them under an appropriate engagement if the project advances.
Start with a better question
Your next water decision
should not be a guess.
Begin with a short qualification. If the property fits, AquaterreX will explain the next step for a preliminary desktop Water Security Assessment.