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U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL RECORDS · NOT A SAFETY SCORE

Know what is recorded around your next home.

Find nearby EPA records, understand what they mean, and know what to check next. One location. Four clearly labeled programs.

EPA registry + optional ECHO sourceOfficial record linksPrivate, tab-only comparisonNo invented risk ratings

READ THE EVIDENCE

Four programs, different meanings.

See sources & coverage →
SEMS

Superfund records

Registry links to the Superfund Enterprise Management System. Membership is not a current National Priorities List or cleanup-status determination.

Understand & search TRIS

Toxics Release Inventory

Registry links to TRI reporting facilities. This lookup does not calculate chemical releases, exposure or health risk.

Understand & search RCRAINFO

Hazardous-waste program

Registry links to hazardous-waste handlers. A handler can be a generator, transporter or treatment/storage/disposal facility; a registry listing alone does not identify a spill or violation.

Understand & search ACRES

Brownfields records

Registry links to the ACRES brownfields program. This is not an inventory of every brownfield or a declaration that cleanup is incomplete.

Understand & search

GO BEYOND THE REGISTRY

Three questions a map pin cannot answer.

Choose a returned facility, read its actual evidence and keep uncertainty visible.

01 · COMPLIANCE

Has EPA recorded enforcement actions?

Inspect an on-demand ECHO summary of inspections, enforcement and penalties by registry ID.

Research enforcement →02 · RELEASES

What releases were reported?

Trace TRI reporting facilities and verify substances, units and years in agency data.

Examine TRI data →03 · SUPERFUND STATUS

What is the current site status?

Connect a SEMS record to authoritative NPL and cleanup documentation.

Check Superfund steps →

CHOOSE YOUR REVIEW PATH

Different decisions need different questions.

BUYING

Before an offer or closing

Trace records, keep open questions and know where a preliminary screen stops.

Open buyer workflow →RENTING

Before you sign a lease

Separate nearby registry records from building-specific questions and document the follow-up.

Open renter workflow →REDEVELOPMENT

Before site decisions

Organize public records, property-specific evidence and the questions that may need professional review.

Open redevelopment workflow →

TOOLS THAT KEEP THE REVIEW HONEST

Use the right evidence, then keep it organized.

COVERAGE ROUTER

Which environmental record should you check?

See what Hravon covers, what it does not, and which official source answers the next question.

Route the question →STATE RECORDS

Continue beyond federal databases

Choose a state or territory, identify the EPA region and build a state-record follow-up list.

Find state resources →PRIVATE PLANNER

Build a property-review checklist

Track the evidence you actually reviewed without an account or a public property profile.

Build the checklist →

WHAT THE VISIT ADDS

More than a list of nearby dots.

Hravon keeps the parts an AI summary or generic map usually loses: which source actually responded, which registry ID you reviewed, what remains unanswered and where the official evidence continues.

See how to read the report →
01 · SOURCE STATUSReturned · partial · not checkedUnavailable data never becomes a reassuring zero.
02 · TRACE THE RECORDRegistry ID + official linkKeep the underlying source attached to the question.
03 · REVIEW WORKSPACERead · follow up · annotateTurn a hit into a documented next step.
04 · KEEP THE EVIDENCECompare · copy · exportNo public property profile and no invented safety grade.

CONTINUE WITH THE RIGHT OFFICIAL SOURCE

A radius search is only one part of the evidence.

PROPERTY-SPECIFIC

EPA MyProperty

Check whether EPA holds records associated with the property itself, not only facilities around it.

Open MyProperty ↗COMPLIANCE & ENFORCEMENT

EPA ECHO

Continue from a facility record when you need federal compliance or enforcement information.

Open ECHO ↗STATE & LOCAL

State environmental agencies

Continue to state-managed cleanup, waste, tanks, permits and other records outside this four-program screen.

Find the official agency ↗

FROM A LIST TO A PLAN

Useful before a viewing.
Honest about what it cannot tell you.

Use Hravon to organize questions, not to issue a verdict about a home. The tool keeps source failures visible and gives every returned facility a route back to an official record.

Learn to read the report →
  1. Confirm the right place

    Choose the address match, then check the radius. A geocoded point is not a surveyed boundary.

  2. See which sources responded

    “Not checked” stays separate from “no matching records returned.” Missing data is not a green light.

  3. Follow the evidence

    Open agency records, compare searches and export the questions that need further review.

EXPLAINER

Why distance is not risk

A one-mile circle is a search choice, not a safety boundary.

COVERAGE

What this lookup does not cover

Know the missing information before relying on a count.

HOW TO

Compare without a false score

Use equal radii and visible source availability.

Before you start

Can this tell me whether a home is safe?

No. It retrieves selected registry records and approximate distances. It does not measure exposure, inspect the property or provide a professional environmental assessment.

Does it show every environmental record in the U.S.?

No. It searches four defined FRS program connections and offers separate on-demand ECHO details for selected facilities. It does not assess flood, radon, drinking water, radiation, soil or indoor air, and does not cover all state or local records.

Why does one source show a dash rather than zero?

A dash means the source could not be checked. A failed request or unreadable response is never counted as zero records.

Are my results stored in an account?

No account is required. Search inputs and the comparison tray are held in page memory; network processing is described in the privacy notice. Reports are downloaded only when you ask.