See the land before you plan the work

Before you commit to a site, design, or bid, understand the parcel first. LandGlide puts parcel lines, acreage, ownership, land use, terrain, and other property details in one place so you can evaluate the site earlier and make better-informed decisions before time and money are on the line.

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Before the site visit

Review the parcel, ownership, terrain, and surrounding land before you head to the site.

  • Know the parcel

    Review parcel lines, lot shape, dimensions, and acreage before you start planning.

  • Understand the surroundings

    Explore adjacent parcels, land use, and terrain to see how the site fits into the surrounding area.

  • Know the ownership

    Review ownership, mailing address, sales history, and value before investing any more time in the site.

During the site visit

Get your bearings on site

When planning moves into the field, open LandGlide to review the parcel, orient yourself on site, and keep the site walk moving.

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After the site visit

Carry it into the plan

Keep the details from the site visit close so your next plan, bid, or project discussion can build on what you learned in the field.

  • Pick up where you left off

    Reopen the parcel in LandGlide on the web to review boundaries, dimensions, terrain, and other details as you plan the next step.

  • Remember what mattered

    Revisit saved locations and add notes and photos so you can quickly recall the details that shaped the plan.

  • Move the project forward

    Share or export saved parcel information to help keep your team, partners, and stakeholders aligned.

LandGlide keeps saved locations, land cover, location, mailing address, sales history, value, building, address, and parcel ID.

Why it matters

Better information, earlier in the project

For construction and land development teams, the value goes beyond having parcel data. LandGlide helps you find the right site quickly, understand the land around it, and keep important details close from early planning through field work.

Faster site research

Search by address, owner, or parcel ID, or browse the map using your GPS location to find the right parcel quickly.

Earlier insight

Review parcel lines, acreage, land use, and terrain early so potential issues are easier to identify before you go deeper.

Better coordination

Share saved parcels, notes, and other site details so everyone involved can work from the same information.

From the office to the field

Review parcels on the web, then take saved locations and site details with you in the field.

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By the numbers

Start with a clearer picture of the site

Parcel context early in the project helps your team make better-informed decisions before time, money, and crews are committed.

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  • 100%U.S. county coverage
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The land around you has a story. Discover it.

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