About The MapHazards Pro Map Research

Something New Under The Sun

MapHazardsPro has the very first nationwide map showing all of ASTM 1557-13 required lists. You can set the map in Los Angeles and see all of the environmental sites in your map view. You can then just pan around and see all of the sites in the entire country.

The map is also where you identify your Subject Site before getting an ASTM report. You can add/move your site and also create/edit polygons for larger lots and corridor reports.

Instantly go to any address.

Enter an address in the Address bar and go right there and see all of the environmental sites around that address. You can also enter a lat/long coordinate in lieu of an address.

See The Basic Site Data.

You will also see a list of all of the sites within your view on the right side of the map. As you pan around this list automatically updates. The list will tell you the site's name, address and types. This list is also fully sortable.

Aerial Photos Map View

Turn on Aerial View to see where the sites (and your subject site) are in relation to structures, water features and other geography.

Get More With an Expert Subscription. (Coming soon)

Additional Expert Features are available to our subscription and high volume users. Subscription clients also get a discount on all reports ordered.

See Full Details on all sites (Expert)

Double click on a site to bring up a wihndow showing all of the details on that site including status, notes, tanks details, etc. All of the data you will see in the the final report are available to browse for any site in the nation.

Searchable Nationwide (Expert)

You can search for any site by site name, address, city, state and/or site type. You will get a live map showing all of the results and get full details on any of the sites. Want to find all LUST sites on Main St? Or all NPL's in New York? You can, and in mere seconds.

Map Filters (Expert)

You can filter out the sites you do not want to see from the map. Do not want to be bothered with ERNS and UST sites? Just turn them off with two mouse clicks.