For insurers & property buyers

A serious risk read on any parcel — in minutes, not weeks.

Insurance carriers and buyers doing pre-purchase due diligence need the same thing: a fast, defensible read on what could go wrong with a property. faircompanies.build pulls hazard, zoning, and site signals from official public sources into one structured, confidence-tagged risk profile — so you can underwrite, price, or walk away before you commit. Individual buyers run it on Pro; carriers that need volume or API access talk to sales.

Start 14-day free trialSee pricingRecommended plan: Pro · $20/mo run a risk read on parcels as you evaluate them; insurers needing volume or API access should talk to sales

Fast hazard read

Wildfire (WUI), flood (FEMA NFHL), seismic, wind, and slope exposure for a parcel pulled together in one pass — scored, mapped, and each tied back to the source behind it.

Defensible & sourced

Every finding is confidence-tagged confirmed / likely / possible and traceable to its origin (FEMA, county GIS, the assessor), so a risk read holds up in an underwriting file or a purchase decision.

Before you commit

Run the assessment before binding a policy or closing on a parcel. Catch the deal-breakers — floodway, fault zone, no legal access — while they can still change the price.

Where it fits

Concrete use cases

Pre-purchase due diligence

Before you close on a lot or a teardown, get a fast read on hazards, zoning, setbacks, access, and buildability — the diligence that normally takes weeks of consultants — so you negotiate or walk with confidence.

Property & casualty underwriting

Score wildfire, flood, wind, and seismic exposure on a property at quote time, and feed a consistent, sourced risk profile into pricing and binding decisions.

Portfolio & book screening

Carriers and lenders screening a book of properties can batch parcels through the same hazard model to flag concentration and outliers. Volume and API access are an Enterprise conversation.

Lender & title risk checks

Confirm a parcel isn't sitting in a floodway or fault zone — and that it has legal access and utilities — before funds move.

How it works

A typical engagement

  1. 1

    Drop in an address or APN

    faircompanies.build resolves the parcel from free public GIS and pulls its boundary, zoning classification, and assessor record — no subscription data required.

  2. 2

    Get the hazard profile

    Wildfire, flood, seismic, wind, and slope exposure are scored and mapped, each with its source and a confidence tag so you know what's verified versus indicative.

  3. 3

    Read the regulatory exposure

    Zoning, setbacks, overlays, and access / utility constraints surface what limits or complicates use of the site — the non-hazard risks that still sink a deal.

  4. 4

    Export the risk read

    Take the structured findings into your underwriting file or purchase decision. Carriers that need volume or programmatic access can talk to sales about Enterprise and the API.

Ready to start?

Hobby is free, Pro is $20/month with a 14-day trial, and Enterprise is a custom contract with faircompanies.build Console access.