Land intelligence. Before you buy.
Great view.
But can you build?
Look past the listing. Dirt Check brings flood, slope, soils, zoning, and access into one clear lot score—so you know what to investigate before you buy.
Initial coverage planned for select counties in Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina.
From listing to clarity
One lot. Five critical checks.
A–F grades. Clear risk flags. Your next questions, answered.
Our promise, from day one
Public data, not a sales pitch
Local coverage, clearly stated
Unknowns flagged—not glossed over
01 / Read the land
The surprises aren't
in the listing photos.
A beautiful parcel can hide expensive constraints. Dirt Check puts the essentials in plain language, drawing on FEMA, NRCS soils, and available county GIS records.
A starting point, not a building permit.
A lot score is an initial screen. It doesn't replace a survey, site testing, local approvals, or an engineer's review.
Flood exposure
FEMA floodplain mapping and the questions to ask before closing.
Slope & terrain
A first look at terrain that could complicate your building plans.
Septic / sewer
Soils and available utility information, with gaps clearly flagged.
Zoning & access
County land-use records and mapped access to help focus your due diligence.
02 / Make the next move
A score you can share.
A decision you can investigate.
An A–F scorecard makes the key risks easy to compare and share with your partner, agent, or builder. Spend less time juggling maps and more time asking the right questions.
03 / Go deeper when it matters
From public records to professional review.
Need a closer look? Explore a stamped feasibility study from CDE. Scope, county coverage, and site-specific requirements are confirmed before you commit.
Explore your optionsCheck first. Commit later.
Start with the dirt.
A free initial score is the starting point. Professional feasibility studies are separately scoped, typically $1,500–$5,000, depending on the lot and work required.
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Confirm county availability before ordering. A public-data report is not a stamped engineering study or a guarantee of buildability.
Before the offer. Before the regret.
Fall in love with the land.
Check it first.
Buying your first acreage or comparing your next homesite? Start with a clearer picture of what's underfoot.
Get started with Dirt Check