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under the surface.

Phase I-level environmental intelligence — without the Phase I price tag.

✓ Built for investors & lenders
✓ Trusted by CRE professionals
✓ $99 vs $3,500+ for a Phase I ESA
✓ 3,017 Michigan census tracts covered
✓ 22 environmental databases screened
✓ Instant PDF Report

The Problem

The gap between knowing nothing and paying $5,000

01

What's buried under your deal

Every property carries decades of environmental history — leaking tanks, chemical spills, contamination sites, flood risk. This information exists in government databases. The problem? It's scattered across a maze of federal, state, and regional agencies and nobody's connecting the dots for you.

02

The only option — until now

Phase I ESAs cost $3,500–$7,000 and take weeks. They're essential for closing — but ordering one just to find out a property sits next to a Superfund site, brownfield site, or near impaired waters, is an expensive way to learn you should have walked away.

03

Know before you close.

We screen 22 environmental databases from 7 federal and state agencies and deliver a comprehensive report with detailed findings, facility maps, and actionable next steps. Green light or red flag — you'll know before the money moves.

Sample Report

See exactly what
you’ll get

A real screening report for a Detroit waterfront address. Every report screens 22 federal, state, and regional databases and clearly flags environmental indicators found near the property.

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100 E Jefferson Ave, Detroit, MI 48226Sample report
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11
Indicators Flagged
11
Indicators Clear
22
Databases Searched
Property-Level Indicators15 databases

Proximity-based screening within 0.25–0.50 miles of the subject property

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Leaking Underground Storage Tanks

Flagged

LUST sites detected within search radius

Source: EGLE

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Non-Leaking Underground Storage Tanks

Flagged

Registered UST facilities nearby

Source: EGLE

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Chemical/Oil Spill Reports

Flagged

Reported spills within search radius

Source: NRC

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PFAS Contamination Zones

Flagged

PFAS-related site within search radius

Source: EGLE

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Part 201 Contamination Sites

Flagged

State-designated contamination sites nearby

Source: EGLE

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Hazardous Waste Facilities

Flagged

RCRA hazardous waste handlers nearby

Source: EPA

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Chlorinated Solvents

Flagged

Chlorinated solvent site within search radius

Source: EGLE

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Toxic Release Facilities

Flagged

TRI reporting facilities nearby

Source: EPA

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Brownfield Sites

Flagged

Brownfield redevelopment sites nearby

Source: EGLE

✅

RMP Facility Proximity

Clear

No RMP facilities within search radius

Source: EPA

✅

Superfund Sites (NPL)

Clear

No NPL sites within search radius

Source: EPA

✅

Activity & Use Limitations

Clear

No deed restrictions found

Source: EGLE

✅

Public Water Supply Wells

Clear

No wellhead protection areas nearby

Source: EGLE

✅

RCRA Corrective Action Sites

Clear

No corrective action facilities nearby

Source: EPA

✅

Solid Waste Landfills

Clear

No landfills within search radius

Source: EGLE

Regional & Tract-Level Context7 databases

Census tract and regional environmental context for the property area

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Environmental Justice Score

Flagged

Elevated community vulnerability via MiEJScreen

Source: EGLE

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Wetland Proximity

Flagged

Wetland features detected within 0.5 mi

Source: USFWS

✅

Inland Flood Risk

Clear

No elevated flood risk indicated

Source: FEMA

✅

FEMA 100-Year Floodplain

Clear

Not in a Special Flood Hazard Area

Source: FEMA

✅

Radon Zone

Clear

Not in highest radon potential zone

Source: EPA

✅

Soil Drainage (SSURGO)

Clear

Urban land — see report for soil details

Source: USDA

✅

Terrain Ruggedness

Clear

Low ruggedness — flat terrain

Source: USGS

11 indicators flagged — see full report for detailed findings, maps, and recommendations.22 sources

How It Works

Three steps. Thirty seconds.

Enter any address

Type any Michigan property address. No account required.

We scan 22 databases

EPA, FEMA, EGLE, USDA, USFWS, and USCG sources cross-referenced in real time.

Get your environmental analysis

Every environmental risk factor flagged or cleared, with detailed findings, maps, and a Phase I recommendation.

Data sourced from agencies you trust

What People Are Saying

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and lenders

We almost bought a house 200 feet from a leaking underground storage tank. PropertySiteCheck caught it in seconds.

🏠
First-time Buyer
Ann Arbor, MI

I send the PropertySiteCheck link to every client now. It makes me look thorough and saves everyone time.

🏢
Real Estate Agent
Grand Rapids, MI

For $99, we avoided an $8,000 Phase I on a property that screened clean. On the one that flagged high, we knew to dig deeper.

🏦
Commercial Lender
Detroit, MI

Pricing

Comprehensive screening.
One price.

Phase I ESA: $3,500–$7,000

$99

Per report · No subscription required

  • ✓ 22 environmental data sources
  • ✓ Every risk factor flagged or cleared
  • ✓ Phase I recommendation
  • ✓ EPA, EGLE, FEMA & more
  • ✓ Detailed findings + facility maps
  • ✓ Know before you close
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The Affordable Phase I ESA Alternative for Michigan Properties

PropertySiteCheck is an environmental screening tool that searches 22 federal and state databases for any Michigan address — delivering the same data sources that Phase I Environmental Site Assessment consultants review, at a fraction of the cost. Screen a property in 30 seconds for $99, instead of spending $3,500–$7,000 and waiting 4–6 weeks for a traditional Phase I ESA.

Property-Level Environmental Screening

We screen 15 proximity-based databases using ASTM E1527-21 search radii — the same standard used by environmental professionals conducting Phase I ESAs:

  • • Leaking Underground Storage Tanks (LUST) — EGLE
  • • Non-Leaking Underground Storage Tanks — EGLE
  • • NRC Chemical & Oil Spill Reports — USCG
  • • PFAS Contamination Zones — EGLE MPART
  • • Part 201 Contamination Sites — EGLE
  • • RCRA Hazardous Waste Facilities — EPA
  • • Chlorinated Solvents — EGLE
  • • Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) — EPA
  • • Brownfield Sites — EGLE
  • • RMP Facility Proximity — EPA
  • • Superfund Sites (NPL) — EPA
  • • Activity & Use Limitations (AUL) — EGLE
  • • Public Water Supply Wells — EGLE
  • • RCRA Corrective Action Sites — EPA
  • • Solid Waste Landfills (Part 115) — EGLE

Regional Environmental Context

7 regional and census tract-level databases provide broader environmental context for the property area:

  • • Environmental Justice Score — EGLE MiEJScreen
  • • FEMA NRI Inland Flood Risk — FEMA
  • • FEMA FIRM 100-Year Floodplain — FEMA NFHL
  • • Radon Zone Classification — EPA
  • • Soil Drainage (SSURGO) — USDA
  • • Wetland Proximity (NWI) — USFWS
  • • Terrain Ruggedness — USGS

Who uses PropertySiteCheck?

  • Property buyers & investors — environmental due diligence before closing
  • Real estate agents — differentiate your service with environmental intelligence
  • Lenders — screen collateral for environmental risk during underwriting
  • Sellers & landowners — know what databases show before listing
  • Commercial RE professionals — pre-screen before committing to a Phase I ESA

Currently covering all 3,017 census tracts across Michigan's 83 counties. Data sourced from EPA, FEMA, EGLE, USDA, USFWS, USGS, and NRC.

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