PropertyEDGE

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PropertyEDGE, a new way to evaluate your risks. Look up loss cost reports, find public
protection classification information, and map potential hazards. Utilize the web-based
applications tools to measure square footage, distance, and elevation in seconds.
PropertyEDGE is the most essential resource for property and casualty insurance
professionals should turn to when writing every property risk that crosses your desk.
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PropertyEDGE is a comprehensive web-based application meant to provide property and
casualty insurance professionals with the resources they need to asses a risk in one place. The
application provides WSRB protection class information for Washington. In addition to public
protection, PropertyEDGE provides potential hazard analysis tools that are not limited to
Washington. These hazards include FEMA flood zones, fault lines and fault buffers (perfect for
earthquake assessment), current and historical brush and forest fires, soil types, and
demographics. It also features essential tools for easy measurement of square footage,
distance, and elevation.
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Dig deeper with PropertyEDGE
PropertyEDGE gives insurance professionals all the resources they need to asses a risk in one
place through a web-based GIS mapping application. Easily and quickly look up public
protection classifications, access hazard information, and use measuring tools to provide you
with all the information you need to get the job done efficiently and accurately in Washington
and nationwide. PropertyEDGE is the most essential resource for property and casualty
insurance professionals should turn to when writing every risk that crosses your desk.
Why PropertyEDGE?
Fast lookup of surveys and automatic sprinkler reports with direct links
Identify buildings WSRB has surveyed
Eliminate the guess work of finding a report in a database by easily locating the building
on a map with an address
Difference in Conditions (DIC) cross-selling opportunities with geographic overlays and risk
mapping
Distance to fault
FEMA flood zones
Liquefaction susceptibility
Soil types
Tsunami information
Confirm risk data from your desk by measuring distance, area, and elevation
Click multiple points on the map for distance and elevation calculation
Measure any area: building footprints, entire parcels, cities, or counties
Switch between feet, kilometers, meters, miles, and acres

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Use the customizable basemap feature to see your risk with multiple map views
Roads
Aerial
Terrain
Street
Shaded relief
Imagery
Topographic
Additional Google Earth and Google Street View plugins
View current and historic fires with up-to-date brush and forest fire mapping
Track fires with the most current data from the US Forest Service
Fire data is accessible for the entire nation
Historical fires are identified by year along with the cause for fire (if identified by US
Forest Service)

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