Preliminary Property Report — $49
PDF within 2 business days
- Parcel & GIS summary
- Zoning + setbacks
- Flood zone & FIRM panel
- Soils + hydrologic group
- Topography & modelled drainage outlet
Soil intelligence reads the USDA SSURGO record for a parcel — map units, drainage class, and hydrologic group — and translates it into what it means for drainage, building, planting, and septic-style questions, with the survey version stated.
Davidson County sits on Piedmont ground, and its soils read like it: upland clays and clay loams that shed more water than they soak in, over weathered rock that can turn up shallow on ridges, with richer bottomland soils along the creeks. That mix decides drainage design, planting survival, and septic-style questions parcel by parcel. Soil intelligence names your parcel's actual SSURGO mapped units, drainage class, and hydrologic group from the current survey — for a Lexington, Thomasville, or Welcome property — instead of a generic 'Piedmont clay' assumption.
Serving Lexington, Thomasville, Denton, Welcome and the rest of Davidson County from our base in Candor.
No. SSURGO is mapped survey data, useful for screening and planning. A perc test is a field procedure by a licensed soil scientist.
It drives runoff estimates — group A sands soak water in, group D clays shed it. It changes drainage and irrigation design.
The report names the SSURGO survey and version it was checked against, with the date.
Tell us the property and we will email the headlines — parcel, zoning, flood, and soils — after a human review.
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Pick a tier, check out, and tell us the property address or parcel ID and county at checkout. Your report is built from public records — GIS parcel data, zoning, flood, soils, and modelled drainage — with the source on every number, and reviewed by JP before it reaches your inbox.
PDF within 2 business days
PDF within 3–5 business days
Dossier in 3–5 business days, call scheduled with delivery
Data evaluation from public records and modelled analysis. Not a survey, not a legal zoning determination, not an engineering design. Modelled drainage is MODELLED, NOT SURVEYED. Every report is human-reviewed before it is sent.