Sample result
This is a real check, run on a public landmark rather than a private home: Marché Bonsecours, 350 rue Saint-Paul Est, Montréal. It went through the same $39 process every customer gets, on the rain-on-grid engine.
The PDF report
The report gives the property numbers, the rain depth map, the design storm and the gauge it came from, the data sources and the screening disclaimer, on one page you can forward.
Explore the real result
This is the live viewer every customer gets, on the sample check. Switch between 2D and 3D, press Play to watch the storm fall and drain, and read the depth at the property.
What the numbers mean
- Depth at the property: how deep rain water gets on the lot, at the deepest point it reaches during the storm.
- Where it collects: the low ground around the property where the rain gathers instead of running off.
- Street drainage: how much rainfall the municipal catch basins around the property are credited with carrying away.
- Storm and animation: the design storm applied, and how the water rises and drains over the storm, shown on the map and in 3D.
Levels are elevations above sea level (CGVD2013), the datum of the official Québec maps.
FloodVerity produces a static screening from public terrain data. It is indicative and does not replace a hydraulic study, an insurance assessment or your municipality's official maps.