💧 Texas Water Well Driller & Pump Installer Business Leads

📊 Example output (real run)

A real record from a live run — clean structured data, exported as CSV / JSON / Excel or via API.

Extract 1,700+ TDLR-licensed Texas water well driller and pump installer business leads — company/owner name, phone, mailing address, license number, decoded specialty, and expiry date — pulled directly from the official Texas Open Data Portal. No login, no CAPTCHAs, no anti-bot risk: this is a government open-data feed, so results are 100% verified and refreshed daily by the state.

What data can it extract?

Every active (or, optionally, all-time) TDLR-licensed Water Well Driller and Pump Installer in Texas, including:

• Company / business name and licensed owner name
• Direct phone number (business or owner line)
• Full mailing address, city, state, ZIP, and county
• TDLR license number and a direct verification link
• Decoded license specialty — not just a raw code. Each record's scope-of-work letters are translated into plain English: Water Wells, Monitor Wells, Injection Wells, Dewatering Wells, Closed-Loop Geothermal Wells, Single-Phase Pumps, 3-Phase Pumps, Turbine Pumps, Windmills/Hand Pumps — the one thing raw government CSVs never give you.
• License expiration date

How do I use this scraper?

1. Click Start, optionally set a Texas county (e.g. HARRIS, TRAVIS, MEDINA) and a specialty filter (all / driller / pump_installer).
2. Run. The Actor queries the Texas Open Data Portal directly (Socrata API), dedupes by license number, and streams clean lead records to the dataset in seconds — no browser, no proxy, no blocking.
3. Export as JSON/CSV/Excel from the dataset tab, or grab the ready-to-import CRM CSV from the Key-Value Store.

How much does it cost to scrape Texas water well contractor leads?

Priced pay-per-result — you only pay for leads actually delivered, not platform usage. See the Actor's Monetization tab for the exact per-lead rate; there is no minimum spend or subscription.

Input and output example

Input:

{ "county": "TRAVIS", "specialty": "driller", "active_only": true, "max_results": 200 }

Output (real captured example row):

{
  "company_name": "Griffin, Grady L",
  "owner_name": "Griffin, Grady L",
  "license_number": "58996",
  "license_subtype_code": "KPT",
  "specialty": "3 Phase Pumps, Single Phase Pumps, Turbine Pumps",
  "license_expiry": "2026-10-31",
  "phone": "8062927571",
  "mailing_address": "330 Fm 2284",
  "city": "Olton",
  "state": "TX",
  "zip_code": "79064",
  "county": "Lamb",
  "tdlr_profile_url": "https://www.tdlr.texas.gov/LicenseSearch/licfile.asp?licnum=58996"
}

Is this legal?

Yes. Every record comes from TDLR's own public license registry, published as open government data on data.texas.gov specifically for public/commercial reuse. No account creation, scraping circumvention, or terms-of-service violation is involved — this is a direct, keyless call to a public government API.

Who buys this data?

Pump and well-equipment manufacturers, groundwater treatment and filtration vendors, irrigation equipment distributors, geothermal HVAC suppliers, agricultural equipment companies, and drilling-rig/parts dealers doing B2B outreach to Texas water-well businesses.

Other actors in this family

Also see Texas Electrical Contractor Business Leads and Texas Salon & Spa Leads — both sourced from the same official TDLR open-data pipeline.

FAQ

How often is the data updated? The Texas Open Data Portal refreshes this dataset on an ongoing basis directly from TDLR's licensing system. Can I filter to only active licenses? Yes — enable "Active Licenses Only" in the input (on by default). Does this include both drillers and pump installers? Yes, filter by specialty to get one, the other, or both. Is proxy configuration required? No — this Actor calls a public government API directly and needs no proxy or browser.