How it works

What the public maps say about the plot, before you pay a deposit.

Pick the parcel on the map and receive a PDF with the public maps read for that boundary: landslides, floods, protections, access, neighbours. Each finding comes with the question to put to the notary, the geometra or the Comune.

€29one language · €39 for both
PDFby email within 45 minutes of payment
38maps in the sample report
Page 33 of the sample report: landslide hazard on the plot Cover of the sample report: Diano San Pietro (IM), parcel 444, 1,247 m²
The sample report: Diano San Pietro (IM), parcel 444, 99 pages. Tap the cover to open it.

Four steps

From the map to the PDF.

Searching for Diano San Pietro on the TerrenoCheck map
01

Find the place

Type a town, an address or a cadastral reference. The map opens on the spot and shows the outline the cadastre draws.

Parcel 444 selected, with its cadastral boundary highlighted
02

Select the boundary

Tap the parcel: its boundary lights up and you confirm it is the right one. Up to ten adjoining parcels can be joined.

The order window with the language choice and the price
03

Payment

You pay once by card through Stripe: €29 for one language, €39 for Italian and English.

The delivery email with the link to the report’s private page
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Delivery

Within 45 minutes of payment you receive an email with the private link to the PDF.This is the email we send, filled in for the sample order.

What the report finds

Nine checks that matter before you sign.

Each card opens the whole page of the sample report, as printed.

Page 33: Landslide hazard on the plot

Landslides

The higher PAI classes can restrict new building; in the lower ones a geologist still assesses the slope.

In the sample: A moderate hazard area (P1) covers 100.0% of the parcel; class P3 starts 860 m away.

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Page 31: Flood hazard areas

Flooding

A mapped flood area can restrict new building and call for protection works.

In the sample: No mapped flood area touches the plot; the nearest, class P3, is 177 m away.

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Page 14: River band: status to confirm

Landscape protection

Under a landscape designation almost any exterior work needs a permit.

In the sample: The mapped watercourse is 203 m away; the plot is outside the drawn 150 m band. Legal protection remains unconfirmed.

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Page 13: Protected nature around the plot

Natura 2000

In or next to a Natura 2000 site a project may need an appropriate assessment.

In the sample: Outside Natura 2000: the nearest site is 2.4 km away, the Santuario per i Mammiferi Marini 1.9 km.

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Page 56: The road to the plot

Access

A road nearby is not a right of way: the notary checks the access title.

In the sample: Via Fontana runs 17 m from the boundary; driveway ownership and access rights remain unverified.

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Page 11: The parcels around it

Boundaries and neighbours

The neighbours are the people you deal with over fences, paths and easements.

In the sample: Five adjoining parcels; the longest shared boundary is 90 m with parcel 445. No adjoining cadastral road strip was located.

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Page 40: How hard the ground can shake

Earthquakes

Expected shaking goes into the structural design of a new or renovated house.

In the sample: Reference class 0.125–0.150 g at the nearest grid point; the highest class in the frame is 0.150–0.175 g.

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Page 25: The rock and soil beneath

Ground

The rock type guides the foundations and the geologist’s survey.

In the sample: Clay-rich layered rock with sandstone layers, late Priabonian; another described unit is under 100 m away, without metre-level precision.

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Page 65: What covers the land

Land cover

Shows whether the plot and its surroundings are farmed, wooded or built up.

In the sample: CORINE 2018 puts the plot in olive groves, like 55% of the 1 km circle.

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A real plot

Diano San Pietro, parcel 444.

1,247 m² of farmland in the province of Imperia. Four findings from the sample report, and the question each one leaves for the people handling the purchase.

100.0%

of the parcel in a moderate landslide hazard area (P1)

The questionTo the Comune: until 31 December 2026, which rules of the former Ligurian plan (class Pg1) apply to works? To a geologist: how does the slope behave?

Page 33 of the report
37 m²

of building outlines in OpenStreetMap, 2 in all, that the cadastral map does not show

The questionTo the geometra and the notary: does the building still stand, and is it registered and lawful?

Page 1 of the report
45%

of the parcel in the satellite tree class

The questionTo the Region: is it woodland in law? That decides what you may do on the land.

Page 67 of the report
278 m

of cadastral boundary, with Via Fontana 17 m away

The questionTo the geometra: do the fences follow the boundary? To the notary: by what right do you reach the plot from Via Fontana?

Page 8 of the report

Sources

Public data, read for your parcel.

Public maps and planning services for an Italian parcel are spread over many official sites. The report reads them for that boundary.

Agenzia delle EntrateISPRAAutorità di Bacino DistrettualeINGVCivil ProtectionMinistry of CultureEuropean Environment AgencyCopernicusOpenStreetMap

Every figure carries its source, the date it was read and its licence.The 15 publishers of the sample, page 98

Limits

What the report does not replace.

It is a preliminary check of public data. The checks that decide a purchase stay with these people and documents.

Notary

Checks ownership, mortgages, easements and title before completion. Bring the report and its questions.

Visura and mortgage search

The report does not read the property registers. Ask the Agenzia delle Entrate for the cadastral extract and a mortgage search (ispezione ipotecaria).

Geometra survey

The cadastral outline is not a survey. A geometra compares it on site with fences and boundary markers.

CDU from the Comune

What you may build is set by the planning certificate (certificato di destinazione urbanistica), issued by the Comune.

In the sample: 11 gaps, each with who can close it, page 90How to request the CDUMortgages and liens: where to look

Questions

Before you order.

How long does it take?

The report arrives within 45 minutes of payment, also when you order both languages. Before delivery, an AI agent reads the complete report. It then goes through quality checks. If those checks find a problem, delivery stays on hold until it is corrected.

What happens when a source does not answer?

The report separates two outcomes that may look alike but are not: a completed check that found nothing and a source that could not be read. It records the difference and the date of the attempt. An unavailable service can never be treated as a favourable result.

Which languages?

Italian or English for €29, both languages for €39. You can add the second language to the same report later for €10.

How long is the report?

About 99 pages, like the sample report. Its length depends on what the sources return for that parcel.

Is there an automatic refund?

No. We complete paid orders rather than refunding them automatically. If something fails, work resumes and continues until the report is in your hands. This operating rule does not reduce a consumer’s mandatory legal rights.

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