There are 6 territories in Texas.

Not a limit we set — that is how many service areas have enough new domestic wells in hard water to fill a weekly list. The map is drawn from the wells themselves, and every count below is measured from the state completion record. You can check it.

One dot per county, sized by qualified leads a year. A territory is the counties within 75 miles of its anchor — roughly how far a dealer will drive.

Territory	Counties	Qualified/yr	Per week	Cadence	Status
Gaines region	44	1,984	38.2	weekly	open
Brazoria region	41	1,903	36.6	weekly	open
Parker region	45	1,275	24.5	weekly	open
Gillespie region	30	943	18.1	weekly	open
Randall region	20	310	6.0	weekly	open
Jim Wells region	9	113	2.2	weekly	open

Why only 6

Texas has 254 counties. 203 of them see fewer than one qualified lead a week, and filings arrive in bursts rather than evenly — drillers file their paperwork in batches — so a county averaging one a week sends nothing at all about a third of the time. Sold as single counties, most of Texas is an empty inbox.

Grouped into areas a dealer can actually drive, the same volume supports 6 territories that genuinely fill every week. That is the whole reason the count is what it is, and it is why there cannot be a 7th — the wells are not there.

One dealer per territory

We sell a territory once. 6 of 6 are open. If yours is taken it is taken, and if it is yours, nobody else is working the same addresses off the same list. This page is the record — it changes when a territory does.

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Counts are 2025 filings from the Texas Water Development Board’s Submitted Driller’s Reports, narrowed to newly completed domestic wells in groundwater at or above the softener threshold, excluding absentee-owner properties. Hardness comes from the TWDB Groundwater Database. Method: /methodology.html. Total across all territories: 6,560 qualified leads a year.