Whether you're buying a home, exploring your neighborhood, or just curious about what's floating outside your window — we've got answers.
Because you're not just buying walls and a roof — you're buying the air that comes with it. AirScore helps you know what you're breathing before you buy.
Not necessarily. A low score is like a yellow light — slow down and take a closer look. Maybe it's manageable, maybe it's a dealbreaker. Either way, now you know.
Think of it as an environmental red flag scanner. Use it during your search, inspection period, or even to compare neighborhoods. It's one more way to protect your investment — and your lungs.
Basically, it's the EPA saying, "Yikes, we need to clean this up." These sites contain hazardous waste and can impact air, soil, and water nearby.
TRI stands for Toxic Release Inventory. It's a list of places that release specific chemicals into the environment. Not all are dangerous, but some definitely raise eyebrows.
It’s like a credit score for your outdoor air. The closer to 100, the cleaner. The closer to zero, the more your lungs might file a complaint.
Most apps tell you today’s air quality. We go deeper — looking at chronic exposure risks and what’s lurking around your block. It's less "smoke today" and more "what's been in the air for decades?"
Not directly — it reflects your area’s environment. But you can reduce your exposure and stay one step ahead. AirScore tells you where you stand so you can act smarter.
Nope. We're an independent team that just really cares about air — and making the invisible a little more visible.
Right now, we're U.S. only. But clean air is a global issue — we hope to expand in the future.