Observed arrival · 2026-10-18
LotProbe reads the ground beneath NYC lots
LotProbe offers a free NYC address map of nearby boring, groundwater, and bedrock records, plus a $24 PDF screening report with a foundation risk score.
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- NYC developers, brokers, and engineers
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- The homepage cites 1,834 sites with boring data and 856,815 searchable addresses across the five boroughs.
Field notes
The homepage illustrates its scoring with two records: 118 Hope Street is shown with 15 feet of fill over soft organic soil and water at 10 feet, while 1454 39th Street is described as having dense glacial soil and water at 45 feet. LotProbe lists public-record sources including NYSDEC and NYC OER, and says report values link back to source material. It cautions that the output is screening, not geotechnical engineering.
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