You enter an address. A photo of the property appears with outlined parcel boundaries. You can trace anything on the photo with your mouse – the lawn, driveway, roof, swimming pool... The Go iLawn application calculates your measurements for you as you trace.

Go iLawn pictures are taken from an airplane instead of from space. You see a clearer picture and closer to the surface. This allows your measurements to be more accurate. Go iLawn offers many tools, both standard and advanced, and your measurements are calculated as you trace. That means no manual calculations on your end.

No. Go iLawn is a web based subscription with no software to download or install. Go iLawn requires a log in and password and is available online 24 hours a day.

Go iLawn works best with Internet Explorer 7 and a high speed internet connection. If you are using Internet Explorer 8, list www.goilawn.com with the compatibility function under Internet Explorer tools. Go iLawn will also work with Firefox version 3 or higher.

Currently Go iLawn coverage is across the United States. Click on the map to view coverage areas.

You can subscribe to Go iLawn online. Visa and MasterCard are currently accepted. Click here to learn more about subscription options. For sales information, call 800.270.6782 ext 701 or send us an e-mail to goilawnsales@gisdynamics.com.

An address transaction occurs when the Go iLawn application returns an overhead image of a property with parcel boundary lines.

Here are the ways to access an address:

• Address Search
• Parcel to Parcel tool
• Map to Map tool
• Workspace (Load only)

Address transactions include:

• Standard measurement tools – Square Feet, Linear Distance, and Location
• Zoom (+/-) and pan
• Count objects such as trees, shrubs and rocks
• Add custom labels to measurements
• Export pictures (jpg) and calculated measurements (Excel spreadsheet)

Address transactions are tracked under the Account Management link on the Go iLawn application.

Directional transactions are purchased in addition to address transactions.

You use a directional transaction when you switch from an overhead view to a directional view (North, South, East, West). For example, if you switch from an overhead view to a south view and then back to the overhead view, you use two directional transactions.

Here are the ways to access directional views:

• North, South, East, West views
• Neighborhood View
• Walking Man tool

Directional transactions allow you to see the property from a side view. Now you can see more detail for measuring mulch beds, sidewalks, tree and building heights and more. Your measuring toolkit is expanded to include Height, Elevation/Slope, Bearing, and Pitch.

Directional transactions are tracked under the Account Management link on the Go iLawn application.

A property report consists of information specific to the individual property. This information comes from county auditors. Reports can be saved.

Report may include: property owner, full address, county, assessors parcel number, mail carrier route, subdivision and land use identifiers, phone number, lot and building size, total assessed and taxable values.

A neighborhood report consists of information specific to the neighborhood block group. This information comes from the Census Bureau. These reports are free and can be saved.

Report includes: FIPS code, averages for household size, number of owner and renter occupied homes, household income, net worth, disposable income, and value owner occupied. Average and a total spend for pets, maintenance, home improvement, and lawn is also included.

Yes. Each user will be given a username and password to access the Go iLawn application. The first user is free. Each additional user requires a onetime set up fee. The trial is limited to a single user.