Features / Risk and searches

Find the problems before your valuer does.

Flags come first: the report tells you how many searches need checking and why, so a rail line, a flood zone or a nearby landfill site is on the table before money is spent on a valuation.

Flat 2, 14 Example Road, Exampleton EX1 2AB

Sample report. Every figure here is made up.

Leasehold

Title and searches

Restrictive covenants
Not recorded; check the register
Planning designations
In the Example Park conservation area

Flood

Flood zone 3 (high probability)
Not detected, within 250m
Flood zone 2 (medium probability)
Not detected, within 250m
Recorded flooding
Not detected, within 250m
Flood defences
Not detected, within 250m
Flood storage area
Not detected, within 250m
Flood warning area
Not detected, within 250m
Flood alert area
Not detected, within 250m
Reservoir flooding
Not detected, within 250m
Flood risk by the 2080s (climate change)
Not detected, within 250m
Flooding from rivers and the sea
Not detected, at property
Surface water flooding
Not detected, at property

Ground

Radon
Very low, within 1km grid
Landfill
Not detected, within 1km
Coal mining
Not detected, at property
Non-coal mining
Not detected, at property

Noise and air

Rail noise
High, 66 dB, at propertyCheck
Road noise
Not detected, at property

Invasive plants

Japanese knotweed
Not detected, within 5 miles
Cotoneaster
Not detected, within 5 miles
Floating pennywort
Very low, 3.9 miles away
Rhododendron ponticum
Medium, 0.6 miles away
New Zealand pygmyweed
Not detected, within 5 miles
Giant hogweed
Low, 2.1 miles away
Himalayan balsam
Medium, 0.8 miles away

HM Land Registry, and 24 environmental searches from the Environment Agency, British Geological Survey and others.

What you see

  • 24 environmental searches

    Flood (11 searches, including rivers, sea, surface water and reservoirs), ground (radon, landfill, coal and other mining), noise and air, and invasive plants such as Japanese knotweed.

  • Heritage and title

    Whether the property is in a conservation area or listed, other planning designations, and restrictive covenants recorded for the address.

  • The building

    Build period, floor area, walls and roof, EPC rating now and potential, and the council tax band with the yearly amount.

Where the data comes from

The Environment Agency, British Geological Survey and others for the searches; HM Land Registry; the EPC register; local councils.

Limits

Searches and building details show where available. A clear result is a guide, not a substitute for formal searches or a survey.

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