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Drinking water & utility records
Which public water system likely serves the property, its compliance history, regulatory actions, monitoring records and lead-and-copper information.
WaterFax gives you a clear picture of the water around any home — what matters, what to watch, and what you should know. Think of it like a vehicle history report, but for a home's water. Access is currently by invitation.
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WaterFax cross-checks official property, drinking-water, flood, climate, well and groundwater records for that exact address — then explains what they mean, what they don’t prove, and what you may want to check before you commit.
Compliance and utility records reviewed
FEMA and heavy-rain context reviewed
Available well and regional context reviewed
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WaterFax checks multiple public and scientific records for this specific address, matches them to the property or surrounding area, and turns them into one buyer-ready finding.
Which public water system likely serves the property, its compliance history, regulatory actions, monitoring records and lead-and-copper information.
Whether the property is inside FEMA’s mapped flood areas, plus how often the surrounding area experiences heavy downpours.
Well records where available, plus broader groundwater-storage conditions for the region around the property.
Well-record coverage varies by state.
Whether rainfall typically keeps up with landscape water demand, how long dry spells can last, and when supplemental watering may be needed.
Heat exposure, tree cover, paved surfaces and other surrounding conditions that can affect outdoor water demand.
Parcel characteristics and surrounding land conditions that help put the water findings in context.
Clear about what the evidence can — and cannot — tell you. WaterFax reports measured and recorded evidence. It does not replace a home inspection, drinking-water test or official flood determination, and it never tells you whether to buy.
One address. Multiple authoritative records. One buyer-ready report.
Water information sits across utilities, government databases, climate records, satellite observations and property records. WaterFax brings the relevant evidence together for one address.
A missing record, uncertain utility match, well history or heavy-rain pattern can point to a question for the seller, inspector or utility while you still have time to ask it.
Instead of searching multiple websites and trying to interpret them yourself, you get one report showing the finding, its source, its geographic scale and its limitations.
We confirm the exact property and parcel before anything is charged.
We review public-water, flood, climate, satellite, groundwater, well and property records relevant to that location.
Your report explains what the records show, what remains uncertain, and what you may want to verify before closing.
One WaterFax Home report is a single flat price. It brings the address-specific water evidence into one place before you close.
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One report covers one property. Multi-property options are for buyers comparing a shortlist.
No. WaterFax uses FEMA mapping and measured rainfall evidence, but it does not model or score flood risk.
No. WaterFax reports the public water system’s records and compliance evidence — what regulators have logged about the system serving the area. It is not a tap-water safety test, and a missing record is reported as missing, never as “no issues”.
Most reports are ready in a few minutes, but slower public-data sources can take longer. You can leave the page — the report will remain available under Your reports.
You verify your email once, with a code — no password to remember. Your reports stay tied to that email so you can reopen them whenever you need them.
“This score describes the water — the decision is always yours.”
WaterFax never tells you to buy or not buy. Every finding shows the evidence behind it, and missing or uncertain records are shown as gaps — not turned into good news. Where a source has limits, the report says so.
Check the water story on the home you're about to buy.
Approved agents and inspectors refer clients with a referral code and are credited on the referral. Clients order at standard retail pricing. Discounted partner rates, bulk ordering and a branded portal are not part of this release.
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Order a WaterFax report for any listing or showing to demonstrate diligence — a plain-language water report your client can read, print or save.
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Qualifying purchases appear on your partner dashboard with their current state.
WaterFax reports water-related conditions for a property from public records, scientific observations and clearly-labelled estimates. It is not a substitute for a professional inspection, well test, title search, or hydrogeology report.
WaterFax does not store card numbers, CVC or any other payment instrument data — card details go directly to our payment processor and never reach WaterFax. WaterFax does keep an account for you: your email address, a sign-in token so you stay signed in, and a record of the reports you have bought. Your report remains available in your account.
WaterFax is not flood-risk modeling and does not advise a purchase decision. Every figure carries its source; a missing check is shown as Not checked, never as bad news.
Submitting a partner application does not guarantee approval. WaterFax may verify your professional credentials (such as a state real-estate or home-inspector license) before approving an application. Partner referral benefits are subject to approval and apply only once WaterFax has issued you a referral code. Referral codes are issued by WaterFax and must not be shared or misused; abuse or misrepresentation of professional status may result in removal from the partner program. Partner participation does not change the price your clients pay, and no payout, bulk pricing, or partner discount is offered at this stage.
For agents, brokerages and inspectors who want their clients to understand a property's water before they close.
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