Stop piecing together risk data manually
Your current workflow is costing you time and accuracy on every property evaluation.
Check FEMA flood maps in one tab, county records in another, wind maps in a third
One address → flood zone, wind speed, property data, and ASCE criteria in a single report
Manually look up which building department has jurisdiction
Building department jurisdiction auto-detected from parcel location
Guess at construction type and year built from MLS photos
Year built, construction type, and living area pulled directly from FL DOR records
Wait days for a formal wind mitigation or flood determination report
Instant results with 700yr and 1700yr MRI wind speeds per ASCE risk category
The data that matters for underwriting
Every field an underwriter or adjuster needs, sourced from official records.
Sample Report Data
Flood Zone
AE
Wind (700yr)
180 mph
Wind (1700yr)
200 mph
Year Built
2004
Just Value
$385,000
Living Area
2,450 sqft
County
St. Lucie
ASCE Cat II
Risk Category II
SDS
0.157
Bring your own AI agent
Score the book, not the file
Underwriting and claims both run on volume. Data that has to be fetched by hand only ever reaches the files somebody remembered to check.
At quote
Enrich an address the moment it enters the workflow — flood zone, BFE, elevation, design wind speed and year built — before a human opens it.
Across an existing book
Run a portfolio through the API to find exposure that was never captured: properties in an SFHA, or sitting below BFE, or older than the construction assumptions on the policy.
In claims
Pull permit history at a loss address to see what was actually built and when, from the county record rather than from the file.
For these addresses: flood zone, BFE, ground elevation, design wind speed and year built. Flag anything in an SFHA or below BFE.
How it works for you
Pre-bind risk evaluation
Run a PropDocket report before binding any Florida property. Know the flood zone, wind exposure, and property details before you commit.
Claims investigation
Pull verified property data instantly during claims processing. Year built, assessed value, and hazard exposure — confirmed from official records.
Portfolio risk assessment
Use the API to batch-evaluate properties across your book of business. Identify high-risk concentrations by wind zone, flood zone, or age.
Questions we actually get
Can I run a whole book of business through this?
Yes, through the REST API. Rate limits are published so you can plan a batch rather than discover the ceiling partway through it.
Is the flood data the same as a flood determination?
No. PropDocket returns the FEMA NFHL zone, base flood elevation and SFHA status as screening data. It is not a Standard Flood Hazard Determination and does not replace a determination vendor.
What wind data do you return?
ASCE 7-22 design wind speed by risk category, derived from Florida contour geometry and cross-checked against ASCE. Elevation is returned alongside it, which is usually the second question.
Do you cover the whole country?
No. Florida only. We say so plainly rather than implying a national footprint we do not have.
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