LandCheck
Federal data · no account · unlimited

The first hour of land
due diligence, in 15 seconds

Paste a US address, coordinates, or a Google Maps link. LandCheck pulls flood zone, slope, wetlands and soil straight from federal sources and hands you a printable report.

Try:
✓ FEMA flood zone
✓ USGS slope & elevation
✓ USFWS wetlands
✓ USDA soil & septic
Locating parcel
Land Screening Report

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ASSESSING LandCheck screening
Exhibit 01

Aerial view & setting

Reference

Loading imagery…

Verify with: county GIS parcel viewer for boundaries and acreage.

Aerial imagery · Esri, Maxar
Exhibit 02

Flood hazard

Checking

Querying the FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer…

Verify with: FEMA Map Service Center (msc.fema.gov) for the official FIRM panel and any Letter of Map Amendment.

FEMA flood hazard layer · site at centre
Exhibit 03

Terrain, slope & elevation

Checking

Sampling USGS 3DEP elevation across the site…

0% flat8%15%25%+ steep

Verify with: a topographic survey before designing foundations, driveways or drainage.

USGS 3DEP hillshade · ~400 m across
Exhibit 04

Wetlands & surface water

Checking

Querying the National Wetlands Inventory…

Verify with: a qualified consultant. NWI is a mapping product, not a jurisdictional determination — only a delineation and an Army Corps determination are binding.

Exhibit 05

Soil, drainage & septic suitability

Checking

Querying the USDA Soil Survey…

Verify with: a county-approved perc test or soil evaluation. Soil survey data is regional mapping, not a site test, and no health department accepts it in place of one.

Exhibit 06

Location & access context

Reference

Resolving location context…

Verify with: the county recorder for recorded easements and legal access. Visible tracks are a use, not a right.

Informational screening only. LandCheck automates lookups against public federal datasets. It is not a survey, appraisal, title search, wetland delineation, environmental assessment, or legal advice, and it does not establish boundaries, ownership, easements or buildability. Every finding lists the authority you should verify it with before relying on it in a transaction.