Should you buy this Calgary home? Get the Property Health Score before you offer.

Calgary listings show finishes; they do not show flood-hazard context, wildfire signals, air quality, radon-prone geology, schools, or commute fit. SIBT scores any Calgary address 0–100 across seven pillars from government and public sources — free preview, full report from $1.99. Use it to shortlist before inspection and insurance quotes; it is not a municipal permit history or City of Calgary open-data substitute. Compare national score shortlist vs Calgary municipal-depth agent packs on the SIBT vs Terraport page (/compare/sibt-vs-terraport). Realtors: House Hunter Pass for PDF-ready client compare across Alberta addresses. Run a Calgary address for a free score preview.

Calgary buyers face the same information gap as the rest of Canada: MLS photos show the kitchen; they do not show flood-hazard proximity, wildfire history context, air quality, radon-prone geology, school and amenity access, or census economic signals. SIBT fills that gap with a structured Property Health Score before you write an offer.

Start with any Calgary street address on the homepage search. The report pulls Natural Resources Canada flood context, Statistics Canada neighbourhood economics, Environment Canada climate normals, NASA and Canadian Forest Service wildfire signals, USGS seismic history where relevant, Google environmental and routes APIs, OpenStreetMap amenities, and municipal open data when available for the metro.

Compare multiple Calgary shortlist homes side-by-side on House Hunter Pass. Families often pair SIBT with a traditional inspection: SIBT evaluates the location; the inspector evaluates the structure. Investors use the same workflow to screen rental candidates across Alberta.

Related reading: the Canada flood risk feature, school ratings by address, city peers such as Toronto and Vancouver, plus the methodology, FAQ, and blog. Realtors serving Calgary can review the realtor page.

Limitations still apply in Calgary: municipal flood mapping can lag; micro-parcel grading is not a survey; crime and walkability models are approximate; and SIBT does not replace insurance quotes, legal conveyance, or Phase I environmental assessments. Contact hello@sibt.ca with data questions.

Because offer timelines in Alberta can move quickly, many buyers preview a Calgary address the same day they book a showing, then unlock the full report from $1.99. Share the PDF with a partner or realtor, then decide whether the address deserves a full inspection budget. That sequencing saves money on homes that fail location diligence early.

SIBT founding year is 2025. Editorial guides on the blog are reviewed by contributors including Karen Whitfield, David LaRose, and Natasha Singh — see the about page author anchors for credentials. The product itself remains Should I Buy This?, not a listing marketplace.