Parcel research tool
Check the address. Then build the evidence plan.
Enter the property address and what you intend to do with the land. Landeia checks live federal screening data at the geocoded point, then turns your project assumptions into a prioritized list of records, written confirmations and site evidence to resolve before closing.
Evidence-first parcel screen
Turn one address into a parcel research planWhat the live screen actually checks
Three federal datasets, with the limits shown.
The address is geocoded through the U.S. Census service. The returned point is checked against National Wetlands Inventory data, FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer data and USGS terrain elevation. A point result is useful for triage, but it is not the parcel boundary.
Continue only where the parcel needs it
Use the next workflow to answer the unresolved question.
The parcel screen is the triage layer. These deeper tools help document the decision instead of repeating the same generic checklist.
Organize title, access, survey, zoning, water, septic, utilities, physical risks, costs and contract deadlines.
Before designingCan the intended project clear the main gates?Screen allowed use, legal/physical access, water, wastewater, utilities and physical-site constraints together.
State-specific researchOpen the official state records behind the parcel.Use deep workflows for water, septic, flood, minerals, wells, property records and other state-specific risks.
Before budgetingPrice the unknown site work.Keep survey, clearing, grading, access, water, wastewater, utilities, permits and contingency separate.
Deep state workflows
Finish the research in the state and county that control the parcel.
Florida has the deepest wetland/buildability workflow. Texas, Arizona, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Missouri add official records, state-specific risks and pre-closing checks.