Hail, wind and storm work

Storm damage & hail roofing leads

When a storm rolls through, homeowners start asking for roof inspections. We send those requests to roofing contractors who can get out there and inspect.

What a storm lead looks like

• A homeowner asking for a roof check or inspection, often "today or tomorrow."
• Their contact details and property address, sent to you by text.
• Leads from the areas you agree to cover.

Working storm leads well

• Call fast. Storm homeowners often contact more than one roofer.
• Photograph hail hits, missing shingles, and soft decking before you talk numbers.
• Explain the inspection and insurance claim steps honestly, and follow your state's rules.
• Tarp active leaks first so the homeowner is protected.

Details to confirm before the inspection

The details provided vary by homeowner request. On your follow-up call, ask about:

• The event type and date — hail, wind or tree damage.
• Whether a claim has been filed or an adjuster has visited.
• Roof age, material and any active interior leak.
• Access, stories, steep pitch and inspection timing.

Hail, wind and insurance work

Tell us whether you want replacement requests, retail repairs or both. Insurance coverage and payment depend on the homeowner's policy and the carrier's claim decision; a storm lead is not a guarantee of an approved claim.

Check storm lead availability by market

Start with Tampa, Dallas–Fort Worth, Denver, Oklahoma City or Houston. See all markets and ask about current availability for your zip codes.