The Property Risk Report

Free alerts tell you when something's worth acting on. The report turns that monitoring history into documented evidence — dated, sourced, and ready to hand to an insurer or use in a dispute.

Property-Risk-Report.pdf

Sample excerpt

Property Risk Report

Prepared for a portfolio landlord

3 properties monitored

1

Subsidence events

0

Damp/mould events

0

Freeze events

0

Flood events

12 Elm Street

Subsidence watch — soil moisture deficit (mm)

092184Escalation threshold · 170mmEntry threshold · 130mm163mm1 May10 Aug

Monitoring history

14 July 2026 — Subsidence watchSoil moisture deficit: 142mm

+ 2 more properties in this portfolio, each with their own trend charts and history below.

A sample excerpt from a 3-property portfolio. Your own report covers every property on your account, each built entirely from that property's real, dated readings — never backfilled or estimated.

What's in it

  • Every subsidence, damp/mould, freeze, and flood event detected for the property, each with a date
  • The underlying reading behind each entry — soil moisture deficit, or the Environment Agency's own severity level for a flood event
  • The property's self-reported context: clay soil, mature trees nearby, age band, vacancy status, past claims
  • A clear source note on where the data came from, so it reads as sourced fact, not an opinion
  • Print-to-PDF from the browser, so it's exportable and ready to hand to an insurer or use in a dispute

When you'll use it

Insurance renewal

Show a documented monitoring history for the year, not just a policy that's never been tested.

Right after an alert fires

Turn a subsidence or flood alert into a dated record while the conditions that triggered it are still current.

A tenant dispute over damp or mould

Bring dated, independent weather context to a conversation that's usually just one word against another.

Why the date you sign up matters

This report only ever shows what's actually been measured since a property's monitoring began — nothing backdated, nothing estimated. That's what makes it credible evidence rather than a reconstructed guess. It also means the monitoring history is only ever as long as the time since you signed up: add a property today, and there's already a dated record building for whenever you actually need it, instead of starting from zero at the moment a claim or dispute happens.

Free during early access

Sign up for free alerts, and once a property has some monitoring history, its report is available from your manage page at no cost.

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