Why do you need a Natural Hazard Property Report? Landcheck

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So what is a Landcheck anyway?

Landcheck is an easy and affordable way of accessing crucial natural hazard risk information about any property in Auckland (and eventually NZ). The data is collected and aggregated from diverse public information and is neatly summarized into an easy-to-read PDF report.

This information helps kiwi buyers make better, more informed decisions about the property they buy, making it easier to avoid purchasing a liability. Before the advent of Landcheck, the only way to access this information was through complex LIM reports and council hazard portals, or by engaging natural hazard experts to undertake costly site-specific assessments.

Now all you need to do is search your desired address and pay a small fee to have natural hazard risk information at your fingertips within a couple of seconds.

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Why use Landcheck?

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Reliable information you can trust

You can be confident in the information that you are being provided, as Landcheck was developed by Tonkin + Taylor, one of New Zealand’s largest environmental engineering consultancies that has over 40 years’ experience working in natural hazard response and risk management.

Peace of mind for your property

Understanding the risk of natural hazards will provide homeowners with peace of mind that their property and whānau will be safe during an extreme weather event. Understanding what risks your property is more exposed to will also allow you to prioritize any future building work you do, so that you can future proof your home by making it more climate resilient.

Low cost and fast

Instantaneous access to reliable natural hazard information at an affordable price. You don’t need to spend hundreds of dollars on a LIM report to understand your property’s natural hazard risk. A Landcheck report is perfect for homebuyers who are in the early stages of their property journey, or homeowners looking for assurance that their property is not at risk.

Know your risks when buying property

Landcheck presents natural hazard information in a way that is simple and easy to understand so that homebuyers can know the risks when considering a property. If there are multiple properties on your shortlist, Landcheck them first. That way you will know if they’re worth pursuing further.

Hazard impact rating unique to landcheck

A Landcheck report gives you an overall risk rating for a property as well as for 10 different natural hazards, ranging from low to high risk. These ratings are determined by an algorithm that was built by some of New Zealand’s leading experts in natural hazards, and they are unique to Landcheck.

Great customer support

Landcheck’s customer support team is highly knowledgeable about the natural hazard report process and are available to answer any questions or concerns that customers may have. Customers can contact Landcheck via phone, email, or live chat, and they can expect prompt and helpful responses

Step 1 - Search for your property

Search and select the property you’re interested in.

Landcheck is currently available for all of Auckland, and is in the process of developing Christchurch, Wellington, Hamilton and Tauranga.

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Step 2 - Check the preview

Once you’ve found your property, confirm the location on the preview screen and review the range of hazards included in your report.

Note that our data is based on council/Government agency information and some areas have not yet been evaluated for certain kinds of risks.

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Step 3 - Put your mind at ease

Purchase your Landcheck report that comprehensively summarises and explains any risks of being affected by natural hazards in a way that’s easy to understand.

We’ll clearly highlight any risks to the property so you can understand what these mean. We also provide extra information on what to do about these and how you could investigate them further.

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