Flood and material information data for estate agents
Flood risk, mining, broadband, mobile and utilities for each listing — the open data, in one report per property.
Trading Standards guidance on material information expects listings to give buyers key facts from the start, including utilities, broadband and mobile coverage and, where relevant, flood risk and mining. Gathering those facts property by property takes time. A Property Search Screening puts the open data behind them into one report.
Material information the report helps with
Where agents use it
Valuation appointments. Arrive knowing the flood and ground picture, and answer the vendor’s questions on the spot.
Listings. Pull the facts buyers ask for from one document.
Buyer questions. Answer flood queries with official data rather than guesswork, and keep sales moving.
Listing regularly? Get in touch and we’ll talk about regular ordering.
Questions we get asked
Can we share the report with buyers?
Yes, presented as what it is: an automated open-data screen rather than a survey or a search.
Does it meet material information requirements on its own?
No single document does. It helps you gather the data for several items, but you remain responsible for the listing and for anything the seller knows that the data doesn’t show.
Is the broadband data specific to the property?
It’s Ofcom’s postcode-level prediction. Individual addresses can differ, so treat it as a guide and confirm with providers where it matters.
See the flood & environmental picture for your property
Every open flood source, plus ground, environment, value and context — a plain-English PDF report for the exact plot you draw, for £20.