About the firm
We know this ground.
Why West Texas
The Permian Basin has spent a century building exactly the infrastructure the technology sector now needs: dense transmission, industrial-scale water handling, a workforce comfortable with heavy construction in remote conditions, and county governments that move quickly because they always have.
Add to that some of the lowest industrial power costs in the United States, land available in contiguous sections rather than fragmented parcels, low humidity that favors dry cooling, and unincorporated ground with no zoning overlay to negotiate.
What's missing is the connective work — figuring out which section actually has an interconnect path, whose family owns the surface, where the water really is, and how to get a road and fiber to a place that has never needed either. That is the entirety of what Westex Land Company does.
How we work
Local first
We live here. Our contractors, surveyors, and title people are neighbors, not vendors flown in for a closing.
Underwrite the constraint
Land is the easy part. We underwrite power and water before we underwrite acreage.
Clean paper
Curative work, easements, and surface use agreements resolved before a tenant ever sees the site.
Schedule discipline
A site that energizes late is a site that failed. We build to dates, not to intentions.
Track record
A long build.
- 2011Partners begin assembling surface positions across Ward and Reeves counties.
- 2016First transmission-adjacent section delivered to an energy developer.
- 2020Water strategy formalized; brackish aquifer positions acquired in Loving County.
- 2023Westex Land Company formed to serve data center and technology demand at scale.
- Today42,500+ acres under control across nine counties.