About Acrescope
Acrescope is a multi-domain public-records intelligence platform for Western US mountain property markets. We aggregate distress filings, water rights, oil & gas activity, climate risk, and corporate ownership data — joined to one canonical parcel record per property.
What we cover
Geography (v1): 31 Colorado counties covering the major mountain and Front Range markets:
- Chaffee County
- Eagle County
- Garfield County
- Grand County
- La Plata County
- Larimer County
- Pitkin County
- Routt County
- San Miguel County
- Rio Blanco County
- San Juan County
- Hinsdale County
- Dolores County
- Teller County
- Gilpin County
- Park County
- Clear Creek County
- Moffat County
- Summit County
- Gunnison County
- Ouray County
- Custer County
- Lake County
- Delta County
- Montezuma County
- Archuleta County
- Mineral County
- Montrose County
- Rio Grande County
- Costilla County
- Saguache County
Data sources
Every record on Acrescope is sourced from a named public-records system. We do not editorialize raw data; we aggregate and cross-reference it. Each record on the site links back to the original source.
Parcel polygons, ownership of record, mailing addresses, situs addresses, tax-roll market value, year built, acreage, and physical attributes. Sourced from each county's ArcGIS REST FeatureServer or the Colorado statewide public-parcels layer, across all 31 counties we cover.
Entity name, formation date, state of record, status (Good Standing / Delinquent / Dissolved), registered agent, principal address. Sourced from the Colorado SOS Socrata open-data API (data.colorado.gov). We match SOS entities to parcel owners via fuzzy name resolution.
Decreed water rights with WDID, appropriation date, decreed amount, source, use types, and adjudication date. Sourced from the Colorado Decision Support System (CDSS) REST API (dwr.state.co.us). Spatially joined to each parcel by point-in-polygon location.
Well API number, operator, facility status, spud date, field name. Sourced from the Colorado Energy & Carbon Management Commission (formerly COGCC) public ArcGIS REST service. Joined to nearby parcels by location.
Per-parcel FEMA flood zone, Special Flood Hazard Area status, and base flood elevation. Sourced from the FEMA NFHL ArcGIS REST endpoint via point-identify against parcel centroids.
Per-parcel wildfire damage potential tier (Very Low / Low / Moderate / High / Very High), sourced from CSFS & CO-WRA 2022 building-damage-potential ImageServer via per-parcel raster identify.
Notices of Election & Demand (NEDs), lis pendens, mechanic's liens, federal and state tax liens, and judgements. Live today in Grand, Pitkin and Routt counties (recorder-sourced); additional counties are CORA-gated and rolling out. Every record preserves the original document detail URL.
How we link records
The parcel is our canonical entity. Every other record — distress signal, water right, well, climate score, owner — is joined to a parcel via one of three methods:
- Exact identifier match (parcel number, schedule number, WDID) where available.
- Spatial join via PostGIS (water rights and wells joined to parcels by proximity to parcel centroid).
- Fuzzy name match with surname anchoring and a calibrated similarity threshold (distress filings' grantor names matched to parcel owners-of-record).
Records that don't pass the confidence threshold are flagged as unmatched and stored with the full set of candidates for manual review. We don't silently mis-attribute.
Disclaimer & corrections
Data on Acrescope is provided as-is for informational purposes only. Public records may contain errors or be out of date. We make no warranty of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any particular purpose. Verify all data with the original source before acting.
Nothing on this site is investment, legal, tax, insurance, or real-estate advice. Consult a qualified professional. Spot an error? Email corrections@acrescope.com with the parcel ID or source URL and we'll review.
Contact
General inquiries: info@acrescope.com
Data corrections: corrections@acrescope.com