Your property’s permit score. Free.

A free 0–100 reading of how a property sits for permits and construction — built from the public record of how its town permits, what the parcel itself is like, and the flood and natural-hazard picture around it. Higher is better.

Yes. Enter an address and you get the score and the full breakdown with no account and no payment. It is meant to be read by the person who owns the home.

How reliably permits close out in the town, how long they take, the parcel’s own flood exposure, road, age and how built-out it is, and the census tract’s FEMA natural-hazard risk — each shown separately so you can see what drives the number.

No. Most of the score describes the town, not your specific home. It compares a property across towns, never against the house next door — so a low number usually reflects a town that is slow to permit, not a fault in the property.

New Jersey, statewide for the flood and hazard readings, and growing for the full permitting score. If we do not hold your address yet, we will say so plainly.