Check a building plot in Denmark before you buy or build
GroundSurf combines Danish national evidence for mapped surface geology, nearby boreholes and groundwater observations, adopted local plans and cadastral context into one preliminary land-screening report.
Check a plot in DenmarkWhat the Danish report can use
Danmarks Digitale Jordartskort provides mapped superficial-material context. It describes mapped conditions around the site, not a parcel borehole profile.
Nearby registered boreholes and water-level observations add context without being converted into parcel groundwater depth, bearing capacity or other design values.
Plandata.dk is used for adopted local-plan overlap where the national service returns a valid location-specific result. The original plan remains authoritative.
Danish parcel screening uses the official Matriklen/Datafordeleren service when the configured connection is available. A successful registry lookup is evidence of parcel identity and register geometry, not a new legal boundary survey.
Important limits
Automatic Danish land valuation is not shown until GroundSurf has a sufficiently defensible land-only valuation source. Flood, radon and raw-material/mining matters still require separate official verification. Buildings and other improvements are excluded from land-value scope.