Free home report for any Bay Area, Los Angeles, or San Diego address: crime, flood zone, school ratings, noise, and 40+ neighborhood data layers. No account required.
What a MyHomeScout address report covers
Enter a street address in the San Francisco Bay Area, Greater Los Angeles, or San Diego and MyHomeScout screens it against 40+ public data layers, then reports a location score out of 5 with every finding marked Clear, No match, or Caution — each carrying its source and the date it was pulled.
- Hazards: FEMA NFHL flood zones, CAL FIRE fire hazard severity zones, CGS fault and liquefaction zones, EPA SEMS cleanup sites, CalRecycle landfills
- Safety: law-enforcement incident records at census block and census block group level
- Neighborhood: US Census ACS demographics, nearby schools from the CDE directory with CAASPP scores, modelled outdoor noise
- Property: parcel records, permit and construction history, zoning
Coverage is 15 counties across three metros — the Bay Area alone is 9 counties and 368 ZIP codes. No account is required for the first searches each day.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get a free home report for a Bay Area, LA, or San Diego address?
Type a street address in the Bay Area, Greater Los Angeles, or San Diego on the MyHomeScout homepage. The free home report covers crime, flood zone, schools, noise, and 40+ neighborhood layers, with no account required. For Bay Area city-level patterns first — San Francisco fill and liquefaction, Oakland hill wildfire, Fremont Mission San Jose schools — start at /neighborhoods, then run the exact address.
How do I check the flood risk for a Bay Area, LA, or San Diego address?
Enter a street address in the Bay Area, Greater Los Angeles, or San Diego into MyHomeScout. The free report overlays FEMA flood zones (A, AE, VE, and shaded/unshaded X), NOAA sea-level-rise projections, distance to the nearest waterway, and a calibrated flood-insurance cost estimate. High-risk findings appear on the Red Flag Report so you see them before writing an offer.
What data sources does MyHomeScout use?
We aggregate authoritative public datasets — FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Maps, USGS earthquake and liquefaction layers, the U.S. Census Bureau (ACS Block Group data), California Department of Education (CDE) CAASPP/Smarter Balanced assessment scores, local police crime feeds, NOAA sea-level-rise scenarios, CAL FIRE wildfire hazard zones, and city permit and assessor records — combined with proprietary noise, walkability, and community-density layers. Each layer cites its source and last-updated date.
Is MyHomeScout free?
Yes. The free tier includes a small number of full-address reports per day, the interactive map, and access to all 40+ data layers. Pro, Agent, and Developer plans unlock unlimited searches, branded PDF exports, lead pipeline tools, REST API access, and MCP tools.
Which cities and ZIP codes does MyHomeScout cover?
MyHomeScout covers three California metros: the San Francisco Bay Area (9 counties, 368 ZIP codes: Alameda (51 ZIP codes); Contra Costa (37 ZIP codes); Marin (27 ZIP codes); Napa (11 ZIP codes); San Francisco (33 ZIP codes); San Mateo (22 ZIP codes); Santa Clara (135 ZIP codes); Solano (11 ZIP codes); Sonoma (41 ZIP codes)); Greater Los Angeles (Los Angeles, Orange, Ventura, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties); and San Diego County. The Bay Area ZIP list is at /coverage.