What Is TREC Form 61-0?

Starting May 4, 2026, Texas real estate law requires sellers of properties with water wells to complete and deliver TREC Form 61-0 — the Seller’s Disclosure of Information on a Water Well Serving Drinking Water. This form must be provided to buyers before closing on any property that has a water well used as a drinking water source.

Who Must Complete It?

Any seller whose property has a water well that serves as a drinking water source is required to complete TREC Form 61-0. This includes residential, rural, and agricultural properties across all 254 Texas counties. The form is not required for properties served entirely by a public water system.

What the Form Requires

• The Groundwater Conservation District (GCD) governing the property
• Whether the well is permitted and the permit number if applicable
• The number of active and plugged wells on the property
• Well depth, casing material, and pump type if known
• Whether the well water has been tested and the most recent test results
• Any known issues with the well’s water quality or function

Why Accurate Data Matters

Inaccurate or incomplete disclosure creates legal exposure for sellers and agents. TurnkeyWells gives you the verified data you need to complete Form 61-0 correctly — including GCD identification, well registration status, permit records, and historical well data from TWDB and TCEQ.

How TurnkeyWells Helps

Our Pre-Drill Intelligence Report and GCD Lookup tool pull verified data from over 1,000,000 Texas well records, 101 Groundwater Conservation Districts, and state agency databases. In minutes, you get the information required for Form 61-0 — no manual research required.

For Real Estate Professionals

Title companies and agents handling transactions involving water wells can integrate TurnkeyWells data directly into their workflow via our API. Accurate, fast, and built for Texas real estate.