Questions and scope

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No. A home inspector examines the building, and a licensed surveyor establishes boundaries. Our reviews look at the site and its surroundings using public data and tell you which items a licensed professional should confirm.

Only if it matters to you. It is optional, kept apart from the site findings, and labeled as cultural interpretation. The rest of the report stands on its own.

Property Review and Site Strategy come in English, Simplified Chinese, and Traditional Chinese. The Contractor Checklist is in English.

The Contractor Checklist covers the United States and Canada. Property Review and Site Strategy will launch for U.S. properties first.

WellSited reports are informational reviews prepared to support your own decision-making. They are based on publicly available data, documents you provide, and observations available at the time of preparation.

They are not an engineering, structural, geotechnical, or drainage design; a land survey or boundary determination; a home inspection, appraisal, or valuation; or legal, real estate, financial, or insurance advice. Any finding about structure, drainage, flooding, boundaries, soils, or code compliance should be confirmed by an appropriately licensed professional in your jurisdiction before you rely on it.

Public data may be incomplete, outdated, or too coarse to capture site-specific conditions. Where included, the traditional feng shui chapter is a cultural interpretation and is not an assessment of safety, value, or health. Your local codes and the advice of your licensed professionals take precedence.