ISRIC SoilGrids data
Retrieve available texture and soil-property values from the global SoilGrids service.
Subsoil & Drainage Module
Put ground conditions beside the damp evidence.
DampApp Pro connects the property inspection to global ISRIC SoilGrids information, giving surveyors a structured place to record soil composition, drainage context and their professional interpretation.
From location lookup to a report-ready section
Select the property area, retrieve an available soil profile, choose the depth and map overlay, then decide which map and raw values belong in the client report. The app keeps imported data separate from the surveyor's analysis.
Urban fallback handling
Scan nearby areas when direct data is unavailable and identify fallback results in the report.
Selectable report detail
Control the map, raw-data display, depth and analysis included in the PDF.
Drainage context
Record soil type, texture and drainage classification alongside the building inspection.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the soil information come from?
The module retrieves global soil information from ISRIC SoilGrids after the surveyor identifies the property area by postcode, ZIP code, address search or map selection.
What soil properties can the report record?
Reports can record soil type, drainage classification, texture, selected depth, clay, sand and silt fractions, plus available pH, nitrogen, organic carbon, bulk density, cation exchange and coarse-fragment data.
What happens when an urban location has no direct SoilGrids result?
The module can scan nearby locations for an available soil profile and marks the result as a nearby or urban fallback so the source context remains visible.
Can I include the soil map in the PDF?
Yes. The surveyor can select a map overlay, include or hide the map, show or hide raw values, and add their own analysis to the Subsoil & Drainage report section.
Add ground context to your next damp report
Use the Subsoil & Drainage module to document available soil data and your own site interpretation in one report.