Screen any U.S. address across 14+ official federal & local registries in under a second: 3.23M EPA HazMat & Fuel Tanks, 18-Point NHD & Flood, USDA Soil & Tap Water, 20-Yr Home Appreciation & HUD 0–4 BR Rents, Schools, Fire/ISO, Walk Score & Census.
Your complete 13-section property intelligence, hazard, market & neighborhood dossier is compiled from 14+ official databases (EPA, FEMA, USDA, USGS, Census, FHFA, HUD, NCES & USDOT):
Instant browser access + downloadable multi-page PDF covering all 13 Environmental, Market, School, Emergency & Neighborhood sections.
Every address dossier unites environmental engineering, natural hazards, real estate valuation, rental comps, schools, emergency response, and neighborhood demographics.
SECTIONS 1 – 4
Screen 3.23M EPA Superfund, RCRA hazardous waste, TRI chemical plants & underground fuel tanks with exact distance in feet, compass bearing, and federal fines.
SECTIONS 5 – 8
Detect hidden flood insurance zones, expansive clay foundation movement, buried pipe corrosion, radon gas zones, and municipal tap water violations before closing.
SECTIONS 9 – 10 • NEW
Benchmark 1-to-20-year FHFA repeat-sales home appreciation, HUD 0–4 bedroom Fair Market Rents, implied rental yield, and Census socioeconomic profiles.
SECTIONS 11 – 13 • NEW
Evaluate nearby public, charter & private K–12 schools and colleges, fire-station insurance distance, hospital proximity, transit access, and county safety baselines.
| Sample Screening Layer | Parcel Determination | Distance / Buffer | Primary Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| EPA Superfund (NPL) & Active Enforcement | SCREENED (0 NPL IN 0.25 MI) | 0.125 – 2.0 Mile Rings | U.S. EPA ECHO / SEMS |
| RCRA Hazardous Waste & Underground Tanks | 119 RCRA • 33 UST SITES | Compass Bearing + Feet | U.S. EPA RCRAInfo / FRS |
| 18-Point NHD Statutory-Style Checklist | 18 ZONES EVALUATED | IN / NOT IN / ADVISORY | FEMA • USGS • USFWS • USDOT |
Trusted workflow for homebuyers, real estate investors, landlords, and licensed agents across all 50 states.
Seller disclosures rarely mention nearby leaking fuel tanks, expansive clay soil slab movement, PFAS tap water advisories, flight-path noise, or insurance-raising fire station distances.
Evaluate 20-year FHFA appreciation, HUD 0–4 BR Fair Market Rents, gross yield, IRS Opportunity Zone tax status, Census income/vacancy trends, and environmental liability in seconds.
Stand out at listing presentations and buyer consultations with 25 full 3.0-mile 13-section dossiers featuring your custom name, brokerage, and license number on every PDF cover.
Explore city-level EPA violation rates, RCRA hazardous waste density, and high-risk industrial corridors.
Select any state to inspect county radon zones, municipal directories, ZIP code rankings, and facility compliance dossiers.
Learn how to interpret Superfund buffers, leaking underground storage tanks (UST/LUST), vapor intrusion, and FEMA flood zones.
Learn how to check any U.S. property address against USDA NRCS SSURGO soil engineering surveys for expansive clay (Linear Extensibility LEP %), foundation slab cracking risk, shallow water tables, and underground pipe corrosion.
How to screen any home or land parcel for EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) utility violations, Clean Water Act 303(d) impaired water bodies, NPDES industrial dischargers, and PFAS forever-chemical sources.
Buying in Florida, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Kentucky, Texas, or Virginia? Learn how carbonate limestone and dolostone karst geology creates sinkhole hazards and how to screen any address.
Why wait 10 days and pay $99–$135 for a California-style Natural Hazard Disclosure (NHD) report? Screen all 18 natural, supplemental, and infrastructure hazards nationwide in seconds.
Step-by-step guide to screening any U.S. street address for nearby EPA Superfund (NPL) sites, RCRA hazardous waste generators, and active environmental violations within a 1-mile radius before you close.
What every homebuyer should verify during the inspection contingency period: EPA violation history, leaking fuel tanks, dry cleaner solvents, FEMA flood hazard zones, and county radon potential.