Roofing Hail Reports

Know which hailstorms are worth investigating

HailPing combines damaging hail, residential exposure, priority neighborhoods, and roofing competition into a roofing-specific GO or VERIFY assessment.

Built for roofing teams evaluating local markets and storm restoration opportunities.

From hail reports to roofing priorities

Raw hail reports show storm activity. They do not tell a roofing team whether the affected area has enough residential exposure, damaging hail concentration, or restoration potential to justify field verification.

  1. 1

    Storm severity

    Damaging hail size, report concentration, and storm timing.

  2. 2

    Residential exposure

    Housing units, owner occupancy, and market scale.

  3. 3

    Priority areas

    Neighborhoods and communities ranked for verification.

  4. 4

    Roofing competition

    Contractor presence and market saturation context.

See a roofing assessment in action

Easton, MN Hail Report Max hail 4"

Why field verification still matters

Damaging hail was reported, but housing concentration or report density requires field verification before committing crews. Open the free roofing assessment in the app for this storm’s actual GO or VERIFY.

Roofing intelligence built around property exposure

Residential exposure

Modeled housing concentration across the affected market.

Housing units exposed

Owner-occupied housing

Owner-occupied housing context for restoration targeting.

Owner-occupied exposure

Priority neighborhoods

Ranked areas for field verification and local outreach planning.

Priority neighborhoods

Roofing competition

Contractor density and competitive market context.

Roofing contractors

Inside a full roofing storm briefing

  • Roofing assessment Decision, confidence, and recommended next step for roofing teams.
  • Impact map Direct Hit geography and hail report clustering for the event.
  • Storm evidence Severity bands, timing, and evidence that supports the roofing view.
  • Priority neighborhoods Ranked communities for inspections and outreach.
  • Residential exposure Modeled housing concentration across the storm footprint.
  • Roofing competition Contractor presence for market context.
  • Storm reports Underlying hail reports that feed the assessment.
  • Methodology How HailPing interprets hail and exposure for roofing.

A clear recommendation for every storm

Each roofing assessment receives its own recommendation based on damaging hail, residential exposure, report density, confidence, and market conditions.

GO

Strong roofing opportunity

Damaging hail and residential exposure support prompt field verification and restoration planning.

Suggested action Prioritize verification and prepare local outreach.

VERIFY

Promising, but verify first

Some opportunity signals are present, but housing, report density, confidence, or market conditions call for field verification.

Suggested action Verify damage in priority areas before committing crews.

OLD

Past its action window

The report has aged past its action window, so the assessment no longer reflects a storm worth working.

Suggested action Move crews to more recent storms.

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Free account

  • Hail alerts for the states you pick
  • Roofing-specific GO, VERIFY, or OLD on every storm
  • Preview of every new report
  • Full roofing briefings on reports 14 days and older
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HailPing Pro

  • Full roofing briefings on new storms
  • Residential exposure, exact figures
  • Every ranked priority neighborhood
  • Roofing company lists with call and directions
  • Radar playback and storm evidence
  • PDF and CSV exports, radius alerts
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Modeled intelligence built for field verification

HailPing uses reported hail, modeled residential exposure, market data, and roofing competition to prioritize areas for investigation. It does not claim exact roofs damaged or guarantee claims, leads, or revenue. Field verification remains essential.

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FAQ

How does HailPing evaluate roofing opportunity?

HailPing combines reported hail with modeled residential exposure, priority areas, and roofing competition into one roofing-specific assessment.

What does a roofing GO, VERIFY, or OLD mean?

GO means damaging hail and residential exposure support prompt verification and restoration planning. VERIFY means the storm looks promising — field-verify damage before committing crews. OLD means the report has aged past its action window.

Does HailPing identify exact roofs with damage?

No. HailPing shows modeled housing exposure and damage potential. Field verification is still required before claiming damage or filing work.

What roofing data is included with a free account?

Free accounts get hail alerts for the states they pick, a roofing-specific GO, VERIFY, or OLD on every storm, and a preview of each new report. Once a report is 14 days old, the full roofing briefing opens free. Roofing company contact lists and exports stay Pro.

What does HailPing Pro add for roofing teams?

Pro opens the full roofing briefing on new storms the day they publish: every ranked priority neighborhood, exact residential exposure, roofing company lists with call and directions, radar playback, PDF briefings and CSV exports, and radius alerts around the addresses you choose.

Can HailPing help with both local storms and travel markets?

Yes. The same roofing assessment model helps prioritize local restoration work and decide which travel markets deserve investigation.

Are vehicle claim estimates used in roofing assessments?

No. Vehicle claim models stay automotive. Roofing assessments use housing and property exposure instead.

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  • Industry-specific decisions
  • Hail alerts for your states
  • Full briefings free after 14 days