TOOLKIT
Better evidence, from first check to inspection.
Choose the tool that matches your question. Keep public data, your observations and professional findings distinct.
Check an address
Confirm a contiguous-U.S. location and see mapped soil evidence, coverage gaps and dated county drought.
Start a location checkPut locations side by side
Keep up to three location reports aligned without turning regional data into a safer-house ranking.
Open the comparison boardUnderstand an LE number
Start here with one linear-extensibility value. See the screening boundaries and what the number does not mean.
Interpret one valueSee the missing depth
Enter several layers from one profile. Separate reported values, unrated intervals and a transparent arithmetic summary.
Explore a depth profileKeep a dated record
Collect factual observations and photo references. Save locally only when you choose.
Open your private notebookPrepare an inspection pack
Bring a chosen report, selected observations and document questions together. Review what leaves your device.
Prepare a private packNEW / A CLEARER SIDE-BY-SIDE VIEW
Two locations.
Different ground. Better questions.
Keep up to three locations together. Compare soil evidence, missing depth and the dates behind county drought — without inventing a safer-house score.
Reported layers
Map date + coverageVisible limitations
No invented rankingAlready have a soil report?
Use the interpreter for linear extensibility. Keep clay content and plasticity index separate, and retain the reported depth interval.
Read the soil-value guide ↗Preparing for a purchase or quote?
Organize the documents, observations and unanswered questions before an appointment. A map is the start of a question, not the whole assessment.
Build a better question list ↗FROM A QUESTION TO A CLEARER PICTURE
Know the evidence. Know your next step.
Start with the ground, add your observations and keep the two separate.
THE NEXT STEP AFTER A CHECK
Turn your records into one reviewed brief.
Choose the report, select your observations and decide what to share. Keep the original evidence separate.