Screen transaction risk before the deal moves.
An address-only transaction risk report for acquisitions, lenders, lawyers, valuers, and brokers. It is decision-useful in the time a live deal actually allows, and defensible once the deal is in the file.
Where you are
There is a building in front of you, the clock is running on a purchase or a refinance or a loan, and EPC, retrofit cost, and climate risk are not visible early enough to affect the price.
The decision in front of you
What risk is hidden inside this asset before we commit, and should it change the terms?
Why the usual routes do not get you there
- Legal and technical due diligence catches retrofit exposure too late, after the price has already been agreed.
- An EPC register lookup gives the current rating but says nothing about the cost, the trajectory, or the stranding risk.
- Valuers acknowledge climate risk inside a caveat without ever quantifying it.
- A full surveyor report cannot fit inside the timeline of a live deal.
What we do instead
We return an address-only report covering MEES and EPC status, retrofit cost estimate, stranding risk, climate hazard flags at 2030 and 2050 horizons, recommended measures, and a one-page transaction summary, and we do it in well under two minutes.
What lands on your desk
- A PDF report formatted for legal packs and credit committee
- Confidence levels on every numeric field
- Climate hazard flags suitable for Red Book valuation
- The same data as JSON via the API for transaction platforms
- An editable transaction summary you can shape to a specific deal
Why it holds up under scrutiny
Pulse states a confidence level on every field, flags inferred values, and cites its public sources. The same report holds up at credit committee, in the legal pack, and on the file months later when somebody asks how the number was reached.
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