property research • custom maps • field support

Send a property. Start with the question.

A full research plan is not needed to get started. Share the property, intended use, and the questions behind the decision. GeoSite Intel can review the request, identify useful available data, and recommend a focused plan of work before the project begins.

1. Share the Location

An address, property number, listing link, map location, county property-map link, or image can identify the property.

2. Explain the Goal

Describe the intended use, purchase decision, development idea, concern, or comparison that needs research.

3. Add What Is Known

Include useful links, documents, maps, photographs, deadlines, or previous findings when available.

Projects are not limited to a local service area. Remote research can be considered across locations where suitable data are available. Field visits may be added when on-site observations would strengthen the project.

Property & Project Request

Complete what is known. Fields marked with an asterisk are required; everything else can be filled in only when relevant.

Who should GeoSite contact?

What property or location is being considered?

What needs to be understood?

Is there a deadline or special project need?

Add links, maps, photos, or documents

Need to send maps, photos, or documents? Add a shared Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive link above, or email the files after submitting the form. Direct file uploads are intentionally disabled so the request form stays compatible with the current Formspree plan.
No perfect project description is required. If the question is geographic, environmental, property-related, historical, or location-based, send what is available. GeoSite can determine whether the request fits the service and what research approach makes sense.

Submitting this form does not create a contract or authorize paid work. GeoSite will first review the request and determine an appropriate plan of work, availability, expected turnaround, and estimate.

Prefer email?

Send the property location or listing link, the intended use, and the main question. Supporting maps, photographs, or documents can also be included.