AI Property Report: Automated Records Analysis for Florida Homes
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AI property report.

An AI property report is an automated analysis of a property's public records: permits, assessor data, and risk maps read, scored, and explained in seconds.

(01)Definition

What this is.

An AI property report is a property assessment produced by automated analysis rather than manual research. Software reads the same sources a diligent analyst would, county permit histories, property appraiser records, FEMA flood maps, the Florida wind map, then joins, scores, and explains them in seconds per address, at a scale no human process matches.

Honesty matters in this category: our automation analyzes records, not aerial photos of your shingles. Every conclusion traces to a document, which is why reports include permit numbers and source labels instead of black-box claims.

(02) How it works · 01-03

Address in, report out.

  1. 01

    Enter an address

    Any covered Florida address; no photos, appointments, or signup.

  2. 02

    Records are assessed

    County permits, assessor data, and risk maps are read and scored in seconds.

  3. 03

    Read the report

    Roof score, permit-backed roof age, risk zones, and the insurance picture, with sources.

Aerial view of a home with a standing seam metal roof on a wooded lot
(03) A real example · live data

One address, assessed.

A real Florida property from the directory, permit number and all. Every field below comes from public records.

Property report · Florida

24000 SW Kanner Hwy

Canal Point, FL 33438

Permit-backed · high confidence
Roof score 10 / 10 · Strong
Roof age ~20 yrspermit
Material metal
Roof shape Not on record
Last roof permit 2006
Permit # BRR2006120088
Year built 1958
Building sqft 1,928
Flood zone Xlow-risk
Design wind 161 mph
Storm None recorded
Hail None recorded
Evac zone None
Sinkhole ~31.98 km
4-Point May be required
Wind-mit None inferred
Citizens Market stress moderate
Permit-backed roof age · re-roofed 2006durable metal coveringsignificant hail history (1.75 in hailstones)

Records-based estimate · getroofreport.com

(04) What you get

Inside every report.

  • 01 Automated scoring across roof, wind, flood, and insurance factors
  • 02 Permit-history analysis with the citations shown
  • 03 Code-era inference for wind-mitigation context
  • 04 Risk-map overlays resolved to the exact parcel
  • 05 Confidence labels on every field, estimate versus record
  • 06 Rule-generated maintenance recommendations
(05) Compared · the traditional route

Why instant wins the first step.

Records first, ladders second: licensed inspections still matter, after the records have told you what to ask them.

The traditional route
  • Manual research across four or five county and federal sites
  • Hours per property, or a paid report per address
  • Findings depend on who did the searching
  • No consistent scoring between properties
This tool
  • Seconds per address, any covered Florida property
  • Free, and repeatable across an entire shortlist
  • The same pipeline reads every property identically
  • One comparable score with its factors shown
(06) Questions

Fair questions.

Yes. The lookup and the property report are free, with no signup and no obligation. We may connect homeowners who ask for quotes with licensed Florida contractors and inspectors.

Public records: county building permits, property appraiser data, FEMA flood maps, and the Florida Building Code wind map. Permit-backed facts are labeled high confidence; estimates are labeled as estimates.

No. It is a records-based assessment that shows what the paper trail proves before anyone climbs a ladder. Lenders and insurers may still require licensed inspections.

Not at launch. The analysis is records-based: permits, assessor data, and government risk maps. Imagery-based condition analysis is a planned addition, and it will be labeled as such when it arrives.

An AVM estimates price. This report assesses condition-and-risk factors: roof age, wind exposure, flood zone, insurability context. They answer different questions and work well together.

Browse the directory

Every report starts with an address.