Homes under the most recent hail in your area.
Best for the first weeks after a storm, while the owner still remembers the day.
Homes inside a recent hail path that have not been re-roofed since the storm. Each one comes with the storm date, so you can name it on the first call.
After a hailstorm, the first crews on the street knock on every door. Weeks later, plenty of those homes still have the same roof. A full list can drop the homes re-roofed since the storm, so you skip the ones another crew already replaced.
Every home carries the storm date, so the first line of the call can name the day the hail fell. Hail does not damage every roof it hits: the list tells you where to look, and the inspection tells you what happened.
Best for the first weeks after a storm, while the owner still remembers the day.
Best for owners who never filed a claim and still live under the same roof.
Best for door knocking, where the person at the door can say yes to an inspection.
Solar, roofing, and HVAC teams on the doors every day — in their own words.