Do You Live In An Earthquake Zone?
FOR THE FIRST TIME, AFTER YEARS OF RESEARCH, WE PRESENT:
Extract from a sample report.
We email your 9-page report at no cost.
A Customized Earthquake Report
This report does not require the installation of a Seismocon monitoring unit.
IS IT SAFE TO GO BACK INSIDE THE HOUSE AGAIN?
The structural integrity of your home has undoubtedly been compromised.
You have SO MANY QUESTIONS when the lights go out, after you and your home have been shaken.
Minutes after an earthquake you will receive a text from Seismocon
SAFE - UNSAFE
The Seismocon system uses a patented AI algorithm that helps you make life-saving decisions for yourself and your loved ones.
We can't stop oncoming clusters of earthquakes. Seismocon is most needed to identify unsafe structures near the most dangerous part of an earthquake, the epicenter. This is why we look at your house to reduce risk of injuries and casualties.
"Earthquakes don't kill people, buildings do!"
United States Geological Survey [USGS]
Read more about Seismocon monitoring unit after you complete the Earthquake Report at www.seismocon.com
OUR TEAM
Team members and partners from three continents have been engaged in developing the Seismocon System for the past 9 years. This project has been exclusively driven by passion and the motivation that this initiative will benefit billions of people around the world.
Mother Earth will never stop
delivering catastrophic earthquakes.
We can counter these forces by protecting people around the globe with technology that can make a difference.
When or Where Will The Next Earthquake Strike?
The truth is, no one knows!
Seismocon is as important as the seatbelt in your car. You know that accidents happen, and you need to be prepared for when they do.
Earthquakes are happening RIGHT NOW.
Look at this interactive map and see where the nearest earthquake strikes in real time.
You are at higher risk of earthquake exposure
if you live in California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Puerto Rico, and the Mississippi Valley.
