Who it’s for

A first look, for everyone at the table

Buyers, sellers, homeowners and their advisers all need the same early answer on flood and environmental risk. Here’s how a screening helps each of them.

A Property Search Screening is a first look at a property’s flood and environmental risk — useful to anyone weighing up a home, whether to buy it, sell it, insure it or improve it.

Home buyers

Buying a home is the biggest purchase most people make, and flood risk is one of the few things that can affect value, insurance and mortgageability at once.

  • ✓ Screen a shortlist cheaply before committing to surveys or searches.
  • ✓ Walk into a viewing or an offer knowing the flood and environmental picture.
  • ✓ Spot early when a property will need a regulated search or a site-specific FRA.

Sellers & estate agents

Buyers increasingly ask about flooding and running costs. Getting ahead of those questions keeps a sale moving.

  • ✓ Add a credible, data-backed screening to the listing or information pack.
  • ✓ Answer buyer flood questions with evidence rather than guesswork.
  • ✓ Reduce the risk of a sale falling through late over a surprise in searches.

Homeowners

You do not need to be moving to want to understand the risks to your home.

  • ✓ Check flood risk before renewing or shopping for buildings insurance.
  • ✓ Understand ground conditions and designations before you extend or alter.
  • ✓ Know whether you can register for free Environment Agency flood warnings.

Conveyancers & advisers

A screening is a fast triage tool that tells you where to focus the formal work.

  • ✓ Triage a caseload to see which properties need a full regulated flood search.
  • ✓ Give clients an early, plain-English steer while formal searches are ordered.
  • ✓ Identify planning designations and constraints that affect advice.
Screen a property in minutes

Know the risks before you commit

An instant, plain-English flood & environmental screen for any address in England — a fast, low-cost first look before you spend on surveys or searches.