Wildfire · Flood · British Columbia
Understand risk.
Property by property.
EarthShed brings wildfire and flood evidence together around a B.C. address, helping you understand a property’s surroundings and explain what matters.
A clearer picture from scattered evidence.
A property file can mean working across flood maps, terrain data, wildfire history and weather reports. EarthShed brings that context together for British Columbia, with separate wildfire and flood findings and the evidence behind them.
For insurance and lending teams, it supports comparing properties, prioritizing closer assessment and explaining a file to a colleague. Sources and coverage stay visible, so you can see what supports a finding.
Property screening describes the surrounding landscape. The free provincial map adds another perspective: daily fire weather as conditions change. Together, they help you understand both the place and the day.
What the screening covers
Wildfire at the property
Nearby forest conditions, historical wildfire activity, fuels, and long-term climate.
A screening of how exposed a property is to wildfire. Not a chance the building will ignite, and not a loss estimate.
Flood at the property
Terrain, drainage, mapped flood evidence, official context, and how water moves through the landscape.
A screening of flood susceptibility and evidence at the property. Not flood depth for every site, not legal flood status, and not a loss estimate.
Daily fire weather
Forecast weather and the Canadian Fire Weather Index for all of British Columbia, on a 5 km grid.
Not a chance that a fire will start, not an official danger rating, and not a reading of a single building.
Fire and flood stay separate. Neither screening returns a probability, a depth, or a loss figure.
Built around the questions in your work
- Insurers
- Understand wildfire and flood conditions around an insured property, compare the evidence across a book, and give colleagues a clear basis for further assessment.
- Property Lenders in BC
- Understand the landscape around mortgage collateral, bring consistent wildfire and flood context to property files, and identify where a closer assessment would help.
- Brokers
- Give clients an understandable starting point for a property conversation, with wildfire and flood findings they can read and discuss separately.
The provincial map is free.
Daily fire weather for British Columbia, on a map you can pan and zoom with no account.
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