Record logbook
System properties, service histories, observations, and more.
- On the property3 wells — only 1 worked
- The deep one825 ft, left dormant — just in case
- Water-quality historyPfft — none on record
- Septic systemOriginal and functional — records, none
- At the countyPermits only — the “what,” never the “why”
We bought the place in the fall of 2021 — a 35-year-old house with three wells, an original septic system, and a junk drawer of 20-year-old scribbled notes that raised more questions than they answered.
The county had permits, but a permit only told us what was done — never why a second third well got dug or the deep one abandoned. The real history sat between a neighbor’s memory and a stack of paper nobody could read.
That’s the gap WellTopo fills: one place to record what your system is, what’s been done, and why — so the next owner, or you, next month, doesn’t start from zero.
WellTopo is the logbook our house never kept.
No loose paperwork, no forgotten details. Three jobs, done well, in plain language.
Maintenance reminders
One-time tasks, major service, and repeat maintenance.
Water quality tracking
Test-kit ordering, multi-source ingestion, and trend reporting.