Type any Nassau County address — Fernandina Beach, Yulee and Callahan, or anywhere else in the county. We'll tell you its FEMA flood zone, evacuation zone, storm surge and hurricane exposure, and how often flood insurance has paid out nearby. We'll also tell you how the property handles wastewater, where its drinking water comes from, and the year it was built — straight from public records, for all 67 counties. No account, no charge.
Include the city or ZIP — Florida reuses street names heavily, and we would rather answer nothing than answer about the wrong house.
Warrior Inspection Network starts every wind mitigation, 4-point, roof certification and full home inspection with the property's permit history, roof age, building-code era and design windspeed already filled in — then delivers a signed PDF from the driveway. Florida forms, Florida data, built by a Florida inspector.
See what it costsPulling permits professionally? The Florida permit search API returns building permit history, open-permit status and permit-verified roof age for any Florida address — one call for lien searches, underwriting and claims files, instead of 67 county portals.
Sources: the Florida Water Management Inventory (Department of Health and Department of Environmental Protection) for wastewater and drinking water; the Florida Department of Revenue's cadastral roll for year built and parcel location; FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer for flood zone; the Florida Division of Emergency Management's evacuation zones; USGS's 3DEP elevation model for ground elevation; NOAA/NHC's National Storm Surge Risk Maps for storm surge; the National Hurricane Center's HURDAT2 database for nearby hurricane history; and FEMA's OpenFEMA NFIP claims data, which lists every flood-insurance claim since 1978 by census block group with the address removed, for flood claims nearby. Each record carries the year the state last reviewed it. These are public records reproduced as published — they can lag a sewer connection, a utility hookup or a map revision, so confirm anything you are relying on with the county. Nothing here is an inspection, an appraisal, or insurance advice.