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From the editors

More than a quarter-million parcels sit inside Davidson County. Each one carries an environmental record nobody handed you at closing — the gas station three blocks back, the dry cleaner that went out of business in 1998, the airshed that drifts in from the southwest most afternoons. Parcelscope reads it all, for one address at a time.

The thirteen sources

Thirteen public records, read against one address.

Every report is a spatial join between your parcel and the same federal, state, and Metro Nashville databases listed below. We name each one, every time.

1 TDEC UST / LUST Every registered underground fuel tank, with release & remediation history
2 TDEC DCERP Dry cleaners and PCE / TCE solvent sites tracked statewide
3 TDEC Division of Remediation State-led contamination cleanups in progress and closed
4 EPA SEMS · Superfund Federally listed, assessed, or remediated cleanup sites
5 EPA TRI Industrial facilities reporting annual chemical releases
6 EPA ECHO Compliance history and violation records, by facility
7 EPA EnviroAtlas Tree-canopy coverage in the surrounding HUC-12 watershed
8 EPA LMOP Active landfills and waste transfer stations within three miles
9 EPA Map of Radon Zones Geological radon potential by county (Zone 1, 2, or 3)
10 FAA · BNA Approach corridors and Day-Night Average Sound Level (DNL)
11 NOAA Prevailing wind direction at the nearest station, applied to every finding
12 Metro Nashville Public golf courses and verified event venues — Nissan, Geodis, Ascend
13 OpenStreetMap Private courses, rail corridors, transmission lines, and the road network
From a sample report

624 Tyne Boulevard.

Hazards within one mile p. 14
624 Tyne Blvd, Nashville TN
Parcel ID 117-08-0-217.00 · Forest Hills
UST Forest Hills Shell · 0.92 mi SE · compliant
GOLF Richland Country Club · 0.80 mi NW · within 1 mi
CNPY tree canopy 65% in HUC-12 watershed · above avg
TRI no Toxics Release Inventory facility within 1 mi
BNA no DNL noise-contour overlap
87 of 100 · excellent
Very low environmental record activity within one mile. One UST facility and one golf course noted nearby. High tree-canopy coverage.

The site sits a little under a mile from a single regulated tank, well east of any Toxics Release Inventory facility, and inside an above-average tree-canopy watershed.1 Prevailing winds carry from the southwest, which means the country club on Hillsboro Road is, in a meaningful sense, upwind of the property — a context the JAMA finding makes worth noting.2

None of this is alarming. All of it is worth knowing.

1 · TDEC UST registry; EPA EnviroAtlas tree canopy by HUC-12.
2 · NOAA KBNA prevailing wind; Krzyzanowski et al., JAMA Network Open, May 2025.
Method

Peer-reviewed sources, plainly cited.

1
We read the public record.
Thirteen federal, state, and Metro Nashville databases — TDEC UST / LUST / DCERP, EPA SEMS, ECHO, TRI, EnviroAtlas, LMOP, FAA BNA contours, NOAA wind, OpenStreetMap, U.S. Census geocoder — joined to the parcel layer.
2
We read it spatially.
Every hazard is measured against your parcel, in feet, with bearing and prevailing wind. A landfill 0.4 miles upwind is not a landfill three miles downwind. We never round the distinction away.
3
We cite, every time.
Each finding shows its source, retrieval date, and row identifier. The Krzyzanowski et al. golf-course study is named, not paraphrased. If you want to verify a number, you can.
From a reader
Reader letter

"Knowing what's actually in the public record was the value, even when there's nothing concerning to find."

— Scott, a West Meade homeowner. Received an early Parcelscope report on his own address. Result: 89 / Excellent — clean across all thirteen environmental categories within a mile.

Questions

A few things worth asking.

Is this the same as a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment?

No. A Phase I ESA is a formal regulatory process performed by a licensed environmental professional and costs $2,000–5,000. A Parcelscope report aggregates the same public records a Phase I would review and renders them in plain language — but it is not a substitute for professional assessment if a major hazard is found. We say so explicitly in the Method page.

How is this different from what Zillow already shows?

Zillow shows regional climate risk scores — flood, wildfire, heat, air quality — at the zip-code level, mostly powered by First Street. Parcelscope shows hyperlocal point-source hazards specific to your parcel: the former gas station 0.3 miles away, the dry cleaner with an active remediation file, the country club upwind. Different data, different specificity, different purpose.

How long does it take to receive the report?

Within 24 hours of order. Most are delivered same-day. You receive a professional PDF by email with the full findings, the score, and the cited sources behind every line.

What if the report comes back clean?

A clean report is valuable. Confirming that there are no UST release sites, no dry cleaner remediation records, and no Superfund sites within a mile of your address is a real piece of information — the kind a regional climate score can't give you. Many readers want to confirm, not just discover.

Do you cover addresses outside Davidson County?

Not yet. Volume I is Davidson County, Tennessee. We are in no particular rush to expand — depth is what makes the product useful. If you live somewhere we don't yet cover and you'd like to be notified when we arrive, write to us at hello@getparcelscope.com.

What if my report shows a finding near my home?

Most findings are historical, closed, or distant enough that no immediate action is required — and knowing that is part of the value. For active findings, the report gives you a starting point: verify directly with the agency named in the citation, consult a licensed environmental professional if a Phase I is warranted, or speak with a real estate attorney about your options. Knowledge creates choices you didn't have before.

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