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Nationwide parcel data for construction

Every project starts with the ground. Land Records gives estimators, preconstruction, and site teams the parcel boundaries, ownership, and acreage to confirm what you are building on — and who owns what is next door — before you mobilize.

New homes under construction in a Pflugerville, Texas subdivision, roof trusses up and walls wrapped
New homes, Pflugerville, TX · Photo: Kevin Morales (CC0)
Parcels nationwide
161M+
Counties covered
3,230
US coverage
99%+
Web service refresh
Bi-weekly

Know the ground before you break it

Chasing records county by county slows preconstruction and hides risk. One standardized nationwide parcel layer keeps estimating, permitting, and field teams aligned.

Confirm the parcel

Authoritative boundaries, parcel IDs, and legal acreage for any site — so bids and site plans start from real geometry.

Know the neighbors

Identify adjacent owners early for access, laydown yards, and easements.

One source for every team

Estimating, permitting, and the field all work from the same parcel data.

Built for how builders work with land

Site due diligence

Verify boundaries, acreage, and ownership before committing to a site.

Setbacks & site planning

Anchor layout, grading, and setbacks to accurate parcel geometry.

Access & easements

Line up neighbor agreements with the right owners the first time.

Staging & logistics

Plan laydown, access, and haul routes against real parcel lines.

Estimating & bids

Scope sites nationwide without a county-by-county records hunt.

Multi-site programs

Manage boundaries and ownership across every job in your pipeline.

Nationwide coverage, standardized and current

The authoritative parcel grid behind landrecords.us, in the formats your preconstruction stack already uses.

Critical attributes, standardized
Boundaries, parcel IDs, legal acreage, ownership, land use, and address — normalized across counties and states.
Coverage kept current
161M+ parcels across 3,230 counties — refreshed every two weeks in the web service, and released quarterly as bulk downloads — so your decisions rest on fresh data.
Delivery that fits your stack
Bulk downloads, or a standards-compliant WMS / vector-tile / feature service you can wire straight into GIS.
Read the data dictionary
The Land Records data explorer: Travis County, Texas selected — breadcrumbs, parcel count and coverage, buy and subscribe buttons, a 50-row data sample with per-column coverage, and the county outlined on the map

Common questions

Can I check a site before a site visit?

Yes — pull authoritative boundaries, acreage, and ownership for any site in our coverage area from your desk.

How do I find adjacent owners?

Every parcel carries ownership, so you can identify neighbors for access, easements, and laydown agreements.

Do you cover the whole country?

161M+ parcels across roughly 3,230 counties — 99%+ of the U.S. by parcel count — refreshed every two weeks in the web service and quarterly for bulk downloads.

How do I integrate the data with our systems?

Use bulk file downloads for your data warehouse, or the managed web service (WMS, vector tiles, and feature service) to stream parcels into your GIS and apps.

How current is the data?

The web service (API) is refreshed every two weeks. Bulk downloads are quarterly releases, and an annual license includes a year of those quarterly updates.

Put parcel data in your preconstruction process

Tell us about your projects — we’ll help you confirm sites and neighbors before you mobilize.