Drainage Intelligence Reports™ give you a terrain-based read on where water collects and converges before you arrive — so your inspections go faster and deeper, and your clients walk away with insight a standard walkthrough can't provide.

Learn how Drainage Intelligence can support your inspections.
Standard home inspections evaluate the building — foundation, roof, plumbing, electrical. But the land around the structure? That's where drainage begins. Water follows topography, and most inspectors don't have the tools to assess how terrain directs runoff toward or away from a property.
Drainage is the most overlooked property consideration. Water damage causes more insurance claims than fire, theft, and natural disasters combined.
Drainage patterns are written into the terrain — subtle slopes, convergence zones, and low points that aren't visible during a walkthrough. By the time water damage appears, it's been developing for years.
Average cost to fix drainage-related damage. Clients who understand their property's drainage patterns early can make informed decisions about maintenance and improvements.
"The best inspectors don't just report what they see — they help clients understand what they can't."
Request access for your team, then add drainage intelligence to inspections without an extra site visit or new field equipment.
Request an invitation, then add drainage intelligence to your inspection workflow.
Enter the property address from your schedule and generate the Drainage Intelligence Report™ on demand — ready in minutes from public USGS LiDAR data, no site visit needed.
Walk in knowing where to focus your foundation, crawlspace, and basement checks. Share the report with your client as part of an informed inspection conversation.
You're already on site inspecting the foundation perimeter, crawlspace, and basement. A Drainage Intelligence Report™ adds terrain context without another trip and can support a higher-value inspection conversation.
Use terrain intelligence to give clients clearer context alongside your professional inspection findings.
The report generates from public USGS LiDAR before you arrive. You bill premium value without adding a site visit, a return trip, or new equipment.
It rides on time you've already booked, so every report is margin on top of the inspection you were going to perform anyway — not a separate job to schedule.
Nothing to stock and nothing to track. Request an invitation, then use the report to bring terrain context to the work you already do.
Each Drainage Intelligence Report™ delivers professional, data-driven analysis — flow patterns plus the terrain, soil, and rainfall context behind them — that your clients won't find anywhere else.
Visualizes how water moves across the property based on terrain elevation — showing primary flow routes and drainage direction.
Identifies topographic depressions where water is likely to collect after rainfall, flagging potential pooling areas.
Maps where multiple drainage flows meet, creating areas of concentrated runoff that may impact foundations and landscaping.
Professional contour maps showing the subtle elevation changes that drive drainage patterns — invisible to the naked eye.
Assesses how drainage patterns relate to buildings on the property, highlighting areas where flow may direct water toward structures.
Interprets the factors driving the findings — terrain relief, soil infiltration, and local rainfall — giving your clients the bigger-picture hydrologic context behind the maps, no technical background needed.
You don't need to be. The report is generated entirely by Low Point Labs. You're offering access to a service, not performing the analysis yourself. Think of it like offering radon testing — you don't process the results, you deliver them.
Drainage is one of the most frequently overlooked property considerations, and repairs can be costly. When framed as early awareness — not an upsell — most buyers see the value immediately. The report adds a topographic drainage screening that an inspection alone doesn't cover.
Generating a report takes about a minute from your dashboard. Enter the address, confirm coverage, generate. No site visit, no equipment, no coordination — the report is ready before you arrive and you forward it to your client. It's less work than writing a single section of your inspection report.
Pull a report before your next inspection, walk in knowing where water collects, and include it in your client conversations.
Learn how Drainage Intelligence can support your inspections.
Bring Drainage Intelligence Reports™ into your inspection business for higher-value site visits and better-informed clients.
Learn how Drainage Intelligence can support your inspections.