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Power lines, crime, radon, radiation, noise, flooding, wildfire ... More facts means fewer surprises.
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PropertyScoop Insights goes beyond standard listing details by providing critical, unique information about each property — including nearby power lines, wetlands, noise levels, radon risk, crime rates, privacy, natural light, cell tower radiation, falling tree risk, flood and wildfire exposure, neighborhood demographics, and much more.
Latest reviews
- (2025-07-16) Vishal Balchandani: Love the additional data this provides. Its like Carfax, but for a house.
- (2025-07-11) Peishan Jiang: I live in the PNW and I want to get as much sunlight as possible. This tool has a natural light feature that is very informative.
- (2025-07-11) Connie G: I really like this extension, it shows a lot of extra stuff on Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com like noise, crime, and flood risks that you'd usually have to dig around for. Makes checking out houses quicker and easier. Definitely worth getting!
- (2025-07-11) CJ Wu: Very useful plugin for home research. Adds key info like radon risk, noise levels, and neighborhood details right into Zillow and Redfin. Saves a lot of time. Definitely recommend.
- (2025-07-10) Jason Wu: Very nice gadget to weed out candidate homes that don't fit our young family (noise, cell tower radiation, etc). It is nice that they allow you to see 20 properties for free. Just wish they could increase that number.
- (2025-07-09) Lin Shen: I am a full time realtor and I love this tool. It saves me hours of research time for each property. It also saved me from showing my clients houses that are too noisy or have too much slope. For the amount of time it saves me, the subscription easily pays for itself. Is it possible to add drinking water quality?
- (2025-07-09) Yibu Abu: Nothing beats seeing a property in person, but this tool saved me hours from visiting houses that were too close to power lines and toxic cleanup sites. I also noticed that their website has better maps to see things more clearly.