Hard Water FeedFort Worth – west

Measured, not modelled

Well water leads in Fort Worth – west

Hard Water Feed sells newly filed domestic water wells in Fort Worth – west — 921 qualifying filings a year across 18 counties around Parker County, Texas — each matched to measured laboratory water hardness and sold to one water-treatment dealer, exclusively.

$319 every four weeks (list $399) — one dealer, exclusive. Not on sale today. · the Texas page carries the seat, the signals sold here and the checkout.

What actually arrives

921 qualifying filings a year. New domestic wells across the 18 counties below, in water hard enough to be worth treating. That is the count the price is set against.

84% carry a mailable address. Measured over the 1,949 rows this seat delivered in the last 365 days — a different and larger population than the qualifying count above, because it is every row the feed handed over, not only the ones hard enough to sell into. 1,628 of them could be posted a card today; the rest carry coordinates we can drive to and no deliverable address.

Hardness resolution. 90% of delivered leads carry a hardness reading from tested wells in their own ~7-mile grid square; 10% carry their county's median instead. Measured over 891 rows.

Three measurements over three different populations, each named above. They are not multipliable against one another and none of them is a forecast — every one is a count of rows this territory has already produced.

The 18 counties

CountyQualifying filings / yr
Parker329
Wise199
Erath102
Montague68
Palo Pinto45
Jack39
Comanche32
Eastland26
Clay17
Hood17
Hamilton15
Tarrant9
Young8
Denton4
Stephens4
Somervell3
Bosque2
Cooke2

What a lead looks like

Every row carries the property, the measured hardness at that property, the county, the filing date and the driller. See a real doorstep report — the sheet a dealer leaves at the door — and how every figure is derived.

Sample rows are not published here. The addresses are the product, and a page that showed them to rank for this query would be giving it away.

What counties does the Fort Worth – west territory cover?

18 counties: Parker, Wise, Erath, Montague, Palo Pinto, Jack, Comanche, Eastland, Clay, Hood, Hamilton, Tarrant, Young, Denton, Stephens, Somervell, Bosque, Cooke.

How many well leads a year does Fort Worth – west produce?

921 qualifying filings a year — new domestic wells in water hard enough to be worth treating. Every county's share is listed on this page, including the ones producing none.

Can I mail the Fort Worth – west leads?

84% of the 1,949 rows this seat delivered in the last year carry an address a card can be posted to. The rest carry coordinates and no deliverable address, so they are drivable and not mailable.

Is the hardness reading local to the property in Fort Worth – west?

90% of delivered rows carry a laboratory reading from tested wells in their own grid square, and 0% carry no reading at all because too few wells nearby have been tested. Measured over 891 rows.

What does the Fort Worth – west territory cost?

$319 every four weeks, one dealer, exclusive. It is not on sale today — the state page says why.

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