See your lot's setbacks, flood zones, and slope before you make an offer.
The SiteFacts App puts five data layers on your actual lot: flood zones, wetlands, topography, building corner elevations, and setbacks. Right on the map.
Most buyers find out about setbacks, flood zones, and slope after they have already committed money and time to a lot. The SiteFacts App shows you what your lot can actually support before you make the offer.
Two years. 250+ professional reports. 115+ jurisdictions. Now in an App built for individual buyers.
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See what the land can actually support, right on the map.
You do not need a surveyor visit or an engineering callback to use the App. The App puts flood zones, wetlands, topography, and building corner elevations on your lot as visual layers you can toggle on and off. Building corner elevations tell you what the grade means for the foundation. A lot that looks flat from the road can have enough slope across the build area to change your foundation type and add costs that were not in the budget.
Walk into the meeting with a site sketch in hand.
Create a PDF site sketch directly in the App. Take it to your builder. House placement, setbacks, and slope are already settled. You and your builder are on the same page before anything is committed.
Order a formal report when you need to leave no stone unturned.
When the data layers show something that needs closer attention, you can order a SiteScore Report (the Big 5 deal killers, fast) or a full SiteFacts Due Diligence Report directly from the App. No separate system, no separate process.
"Zoned residential" does not mean buildable.
A SiteFacts report on a residential lot found the county assessor had flagged it Unbuildable. The reason: a landslide hazard overlay tied to documented slope failures from the 1990s. The listing described it as "an ideal canvas for your dream home." It was not.
Two years. 250+ reports. 115+ jurisdictions.
The SiteFacts App draws from the same research base that powers 250+ professional due diligence reports across 115+ jurisdictions in 9 states. County assessor records, FEMA floodplain designations, National Wetlands Inventory data, recorded easements, and hazard overlay designations. Not estimated. Not modeled. Verified.
One lot. Five conditions. None in the listing.
A single lot can carry a septic drainfield under the build area, a sewer condition requiring a pump, undersized electrical service, stormwater requirements, and a heritage resource designation. All at once. That is the kind of finding the App exists to surface before money moves.
The slope you cannot see from the road.
Building corner elevations tell you what the grade means for your foundation. A lot that looks flat from the road can have enough slope to change your foundation type and add costs that were not in the budget. The App shows you this before you make the offer.
When consumer access opens, you will already be first in line. Most buyers will still be going in blind.
Joining this list costs nothing. It puts you first in line when SiteFacts opens consumer access to the App. When that happens, you will be able to pull up any lot you are considering, turn on the data layers, see what the land can actually support, and walk into your first meeting with the builder holding a site sketch instead of a question. That is the difference between committing to a lot that works and finding out it did not after you already did.
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