Know whatβs
under the surface.
Environmental risk screening for any Michigan address β in 30 seconds, not 30 days.
The Problem
The gap between knowing nothing and paying $10,000
Hidden history
Every property sits on decades of environmental history β underground storage tanks, industrial contamination, flood zones, radon. Most buyers never check.
$10,000 and 6 weeks
Phase I Environmental Site Assessments cost $5,000β$10,000 and take 4β6 weeks. Government databases are free but scattered across dozens of agencies.
30 seconds. One score.
We aggregate federal, state, and local environmental data into a single risk score β instantly. Know if you need a Phase I before you pay for one.
Sample Report
See exactly what
youβll get
A real screening report for a Detroit waterfront address. Every report includes a composite risk score, individual data source analysis, and a clear next-step recommendation.
Very High
β Elevated risk profile identifiedHow It Works
Three steps. Thirty seconds.
Enter any address
Type any Michigan property address. No account required.
We scan 17+ databases
EPA, FEMA, EGLE, and SEMCOG sources cross-referenced in real time.
Get your risk score
Clear composite score, individual signals, and a Phase I recommendation.
Data sourced from agencies you trust
What People Are Saying
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and lenders
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For $99, we avoided an $8,000 Phase I on a property that screened clean. On the one that flagged high, we knew to dig deeper.
Pricing
Comprehensive screening.
One price.
Phase I ESA: $5,000 β $10,000
Per report Β· No subscription required
- β 17+ environmental data sources
- β Composite risk score + breakdown
- β Phase I recommendation
- β Shareable report link
- β PDF export
- β Instant delivery β no waiting
Every property has a story.
Read yours.
Currently covering Michigan Β· Expanding to other states soon
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