EVERPLAT

Data, Methodology & Terms

Property Intelligence · Every figure traced to a cited dataset · No professional seal

Everplat assembles a property report from public and owned datasets, and traces every figure we show back to the cited dataset it came from. This page is the whole story behind that report: every dataset we query, how we use it, what we deliberately do not claim, and the terms under which we offer it.

We built Everplat on one rule — correctness before paint. We would rather show a value as pending than guess it, and we never name a dataset our code did not actually query. If a number is on your report, it came from one of the sources below.

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About the Data — Our Sources

Everything below is public, government, or research data, or data we model from it and label as modeled. Coverage badges are honest: National resolves across the continental United States; TN only is available in Tennessee today with other states pending.

Property & Neighborhood
DatasetSourceWhat it providesCoverageRefresh
Address GeocodingU.S. Census Geocoder / OpenStreetMap NominatimLatitude, longitude, matched addressNationalContinuous
FCC Area & Block APIFederal Communications CommissionState / county FIPSNationalContinuous
Census ACS 5-YearU.S. Census BureauNeighborhood & housing contextNationalAnnual
Property Assessment (TPAD)TN Office of State Assessed PropertiesParcel & assessor detailTN onlyAs published
Weather & Storm History
DatasetSourceWhat it providesCoverageRefresh
NCEI Storm EventsNOAA National Centers for Environmental InformationHail, wind, tornado, flood eventsNational~75–120 day latency
SWDI NEXRAD Hail (MESH)NOAA NCEIRadar-estimated hail historyNationalContinuous
IEMRE Climate ReanalysisIowa Environmental MesonetPrecipitation & wind reanalysisNationalContinuous
Hazard & Structure
DatasetSourceWhat it providesCoverageRefresh
National Flood Hazard LayerFEMAFlood zone, SFHA, base flood elevationNationalAs published
National Risk IndexFEMAMulti-hazard expected-loss riskNationalPeriodic
Disaster DeclarationsFEMA (OpenFEMA)Federal disaster historyNationalContinuous
ASCE 7-22 Design ValuesASCE / USGSDesign wind, snow, ice, seismicNationalPer edition
Earthquake HazardU.S. Geological SurveySeismic design parametersNationalPeriodic
SSURGO Soil SurveyUSDA / NRCSGeotechnical soil profile & ratingsNationalAs published
Radon ZoneU.S. EPAArea radon potentialNationalAs published
Environmental Proximity
DatasetSourceWhat it providesCoverageRefresh
Superfund / FRS & SEMSU.S. EPAContaminated-site proximityNationalContinuous
RCRA HandlersU.S. EPAHazardous-waste handlers nearbyNationalContinuous
Toxic Release InventoryU.S. EPAReported chemical releases nearbyNationalAnnual
SDWIS Drinking WaterU.S. EPAWater-system violations, lead & copperNationalQuarterly
UST FinderU.S. EPAUnderground storage tanks & releasesNationalContinuous
Electric Transmission LinesHIFLD (DHS)Nearest line distance & voltage (EMF context)NationalAs published
Crime Data ExplorerFBIArea (jurisdiction) crime contextNationalAnnual
Systems, Solar & Energy
DatasetSourceWhat it providesCoverageRefresh
Solar Resource (NSRDB / PVWatts)NREL / U.S. DOESolar exposure & production estimateNationalAs published
Utility Rates & Net MeteringNREL Utility Rates API / EIAServing utility, residential rate archetype (modeled)NationalAs published
Serial Decoder & RecallsManufacturer nameplates / U.S. CPSCEquipment age & recall flagsNationalContinuous

On this list. This table lists the datasets our report draws on; we reconcile it against our data pipeline as sources change. Per-figure source stamps are now live in the Environmental & area-risk report — hover any figure there to see its own source and pull date; we are extending per-figure stamping to the remaining datasets, each of which is already traceable to its dataset in this list. Some datasets carry publication latency at the source (storm events, for example, lag roughly 75–120 days), and a figure only appears on your report when the source actually returns it for your address.

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Methodology & Limitations

Everplat is a data-assembly product. We gather, organize, and cite — we do not opine. Here is exactly where that line sits.

What we do

  • Assemble public and owned data into one report, keyed to your address.
  • Trace every figure we show to the cited dataset it came from.
  • Report what the data indicates, in plain language.
  • Label jurisdiction-level data (county, ZIP, water system) as area context.
  • Show genuinely missing values as pending rather than guessing them.

What we do not do

  • Draw an engineering conclusion or render a professional determination.
  • Carry a professional seal, or speak for any licensed practice.
  • Inspect your property or verify its physical condition.
  • Guarantee a source is complete, current, or error-free.
  • Replace a professional inspection, survey, appraisal, or legal advice.

How to read the language. When a report says “the data indicates…” or “you may want to look into…,” that is deliberate. It points you to what the record shows so you can decide what to do next. It is never a finding about your specific property.

Known limitations. Geocoding resolves an address to an approximate coordinate; verify the matched address on your report. Several federal datasets publish on a delay, so recent events may not appear yet. Area-level data describes a jurisdiction, not your parcel. Parcel and assessor detail is available in Tennessee today, with other states pending.

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Terms of Use & Disclaimer

Effective 2026-09-09. These terms are published by EVERPLAT, LLC, a Tennessee limited liability company. They are under attorney review and may be revised; the version shown here governs use of the service today. Nothing on this page is legal advice.

By accessing or using Everplat and any report it generates, you agree to these terms. If you do not agree, do not use the service.

1. Informational purpose only

  1. Everplat provides assembled public and owned data for general informational purposes. It does not provide engineering, legal, appraisal, insurance, or investment advice, and it renders no professional opinion or determination.
  2. Reports are not a substitute for a professional inspection, survey, appraisal, title search, or the advice of a licensed professional.

2. No warranty

  1. The service and all reports are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including accuracy, completeness, currency, or fitness for a particular purpose.
  2. Data originates with third-party public sources. We do not control those sources and do not warrant their content. Datasets may be delayed, incomplete, or revised by the source.

3. Limitation of liability

  1. To the fullest extent permitted by law, EVERPLAT, LLC is not liable for any decision made, action taken, or damages arising from reliance on a report or the service.
  2. You are responsible for independently verifying any fact before relying on it for a consequential decision.

4. Acceptable use

  1. You may use reports for your own informational purposes. You may not scrape, resell, or systematically extract the service, or use it in violation of any applicable law or a data source’s own terms.

5. Governing law & contact

  1. These terms are governed by the laws of Tennessee, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.
  2. Questions: [email protected].