Know the land along every route

When a line, route, or project crosses multiple parcels, understanding the land along the way matters. LandGlide gives you parcel lines, ownership, mailing addresses, land use, and other property details so you can evaluate access and prepare for what lies ahead before you reach the site.

A utility crew of three by their truck at a transmission line right-of-way, checking the parcels on an iPhone while one points out along the line

Before you’re on site

Review the parcels, ownership, and surrounding land along the route before your crew heads out.

  • Know the route

    Review parcel lines, acreage, and terrain along the path of the work.

  • Identify who to contact

    Review ownership details and mailing addresses for the parcels the work may affect.

  • Understand access

    Explore nearby roads and adjacent parcels to better understand potential ways to reach the site.

In the field

Stay on track along the route

When the work moves from the map to the field, open LandGlide to see which parcel you are on and keep the job moving.

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After the fieldwork

Keep the project moving

Keep the details from the field close so your next report, landowner conversation, or crew assignment can build on what you learned on site.

  • Pull the parcels back up

    Reopen saved parcels and review boundaries, ownership, and other details when you need them.

  • Document what mattered

    Save locations and add notes and photos to keep track of access points, site conditions, and follow-up items.

  • Keep everyone aligned

    Share or export saved parcel information so crews, land teams, and project managers can work from the same information.

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

Why it matters

Parcel context for the whole team

For utility and energy professionals, the value goes beyond having parcel data. LandGlide helps you understand the land a project crosses, identify ownership, and keep important details close from early planning through fieldwork.

Faster research

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

Earlier planning

Review parcel lines, ownership, and terrain before crews are on site.

Team-wide access

Give your entire team access through a LandGlide Corporate Account, with centralized billing and account management.

Shared records

Save and share parcel details, notes, and photos so everyone can work from the same information.

By the numbers

Better prepared before the work begins

A clearer understanding of parcel boundaries, ownership, and surrounding land helps crews arrive better prepared, navigate the site with greater confidence, and have more informed conversations with landowners.

  • 160+Million parcels
  • 100%U.S. county coverage
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A utility crew at a farm gate going over the parcel and the planned route with the landowner on an iPad, trucks parked behind

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