Every lot in Naga City carries a flood, earthquake, and landslide history. Bedrock reads the official models at your exact coordinates and hands you the full due-diligence file — in under a minute.
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Risk & due-diligence report
Barangay Abella, Naga City
13.62310, 123.18412 · Camarines Sur · Illustrative sample
Hazard score
Band set by flood — the governing peril caps the headline grade, so a wet lot can’t average its way to a good score.
Flood depth by rainfall scenario
Flood loss
₱9k–₱24k/yr
average annual, structure only
City standing
62nd pctile
Every report reads from official sources
October 22, 2024
When Severe Tropical Storm Kristine stalled over Camarines Sur, Naga suffered its worst flooding in decades — including streets that had “never flooded before.” The official flood models had most of them mapped all along. Bedrock exists so that the next buyer reads the model before the storm does the telling.
Flood models, fault maps, and susceptibility layers exist for every barangay. They live in GIS portals and shapefiles nobody opens mid-negotiation.
Listings don’t carry flood depth, and sellers aren’t required to disclose modeled hazard exposure. The information asymmetry is priced against the buyer.
Repairs, raised floors, insurance, resale discount — hazard exposure becomes your bill the day the deed transfers. A one-minute check beforehand is the cheapest mitigation there is.
Drop a pin or search any address in Naga City. No forms, no waiting on an agent.
Flood depths per rainfall scenario, fault distance, shaking intensity, landslide susceptibility, terrain, 700+ establishments — read at your exact coordinates.
Twelve sections with scores, maps, peso loss estimates, and per-property assessor commentary. On the web, and as a verifiable PDF.
Not a score with a paywall behind it — the actual figures, the maps, and the reasoning, section by section.
UP NOAH / DREAM 10 m LiDAR model · storm surge · event history
5-yr rain
None mapped
25-yr rain
0.1–0.5 m
100-yr rain
0.5–1.0 m
₱9k–₱24k/yr
average annual structure loss
100-year event: 6–15% of structure value — plus what each mitigation option costs and when it pays back.
62nd
flood-risk percentile, citywide grid
PEIS VII
expected intensity at the site
NSCP seismic zone, design PGA, fault distances, liquefaction screening, and 55 years of recorded events within 100 km.
112 Mbps
median download, nearest Speedtest tile
Real Ookla measurements around the lot — plus power and water utility profiles.
The PDF’s certification page carries a reference number, a QR code to the authoritative live report, and a SHA-256 fingerprint of the underlying assessment. A printed copy can always be checked against the original.
9699-4135-0387-2DA3
SHA-256 content fingerprint
Figures shown are illustrative samples. Also in every report: property snapshot, volcanic exposure, landslide & terrain, livability distances, investment context, buildability guidance, and recommended next steps — twelve sections, each with per-property assessor commentary.
A risk report is only worth what its author is willing to publish about its own accuracy.
0 m
flood-model grid resolution
0
rainfall scenarios per property
0+
establishments mapped citywide
0 yrs
of earthquake records analyzed
The flood model behind every report was run against documented Kristine outcomes, site by site — and we published the hits and the misses.
A flood-prone lot can’t average its way to a good score with nice amenities. The governing hazard caps the headline band.
Every score carries its methodology version. Same pin, same version, same number — in the report, the PDF, and the API.
Loss figures are ranges with stated assumptions, provisional data is labeled provisional, and every report says what it can’t tell you.
Home buyers & OFWs
Check any listing before the earnest money moves — including from abroad. Share the link with your family, your broker, or your engineer.
Brokers & developers
Attach a Bedrock PDF to the listing and the hazard conversation is handled — with a company workspace, member permissions, and per-report billing.
Lenders & insurers
The scoring API rates up to 500 coordinates per call with the same versioned engine behind the reports. Same pin, same number, every time.
Yes. Anyone can see a free snapshot for any pin; signing in unlocks the full report and PDF at no cost. Companies that order reports at volume are billed per report under their own workspace agreement.
No — and we say so on every report. Bedrock is a screening tool built on official models. It tells you which questions to ask and where to spend your geotechnical, engineering, and legal budget before you commit.
UP NOAH / DREAM LiDAR flood and landslide models, PHIVOLCS fault and volcano records, the USGS earthquake catalog, PSA census data, Copernicus elevation, ERA5 rainfall, Ookla Speedtest tiles, and OpenStreetMap. Every report lists its sources.
Naga City, Camarines Sur — the entire city, every barangay. The platform is built to add cities, and coverage will expand.
Yes. Every report has a private link you can send to a spouse, broker, or engineer, and the PDF carries a QR code and content fingerprint so anyone can confirm a printed copy against the live original.
Pin any lot in Naga City and read its full risk file in under a minute — free.