Every Illinois EPA document for a site — found, read, and summarized.
Give us the property address. We pull every public record from the Illinois EPA Document Explorer, OCR, and summarize it.
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A free account gets you a dashboard, every report saved in one place, and your first five sites on the house.
We’re an independent review tool, not the Illinois EPA. The records we summarize are public and free from the state’s own Document Explorer.
Check your site
How it works
One real site, start to finish — from an address to a verified report, with every source file labeled and yours.
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Tell us the site
Enter the property address. We show you every IEPA site on record nearby and how many documents each one holds.
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We pull the files
We retrieve every public record from the IEPA Document Explorer.
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We summarize it
Every page is OCR’d and summarized. Remediation, contamination, USTs, institutional controls, and compliance history, in plain English.
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You get a verified report
Decades of filings become one dated timeline.
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Every source file comes with it
Download the report and every source document as one ZIP.
Why hand it the whole site
The case for the full file — not just the handful of records you’d think to search for.
- Nothing missed
- The portal only shows what you search for. We take the entire file, so a critical record buried three folders deep doesn’t slip past you.
- Hours → minutes
- No downloading PDFs one at a time, no DocuWare viewer, no manual sorting. Thousands of pages become a summary you read in minutes.
- Scanned paper, made searchable
- Decades-old scanned documents are OCR’d into searchable, summarized text.
- See the big picture
- A complicated site can have hundreds of documents detailing sampling events and decisions made.
How to find IEPA documents yourself
Every Illinois EPA record is public and free — you can absolutely pull them without us. Our guide walks through exactly how, and where it gets hard:
- Where the records live — the IEPA Document Explorer is the authoritative, free source for every site file.
- The hard part — it searches by IEPA ID or Bureau ID, not street address, so finding the right ID is usually the first battle.
- What it all means — NFR letters, LUST and UST records, SRP filings, and why a partial pull is a real due-diligence risk.
Get your site’s report
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