MyWellReport turns Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources well records into clear, property-specific reports for owners, real estate agents, buyers, and people planning a new well. For $29.99, customers provide a property address or Wisconsin Unique Well Number and receive a report by email, typically the same day. If no matching record is on file, the fee is refunded.

Reports organize public information about well depth, construction, casing, driller, yield, and water levels, with measurements identified as records from the well’s construction date. They also map nearby wells and comparable filings, showing details such as distance, depth, and year, and provide neighborhood and county comparisons. Additional desk-based context may include mapped bedrock geology, FEMA flood zones, USDA soil and septic ratings, wetlands, special casing areas, landfill buffers, and Wisconsin cleanup sites.

The service explains where information comes from and leaves blank fields unfilled rather than guessing. Reports are based on public records, not an inspection, water test, or property recommendation; they also identify questions that may require a site visit.