Tools

What Storm Scout helps contractors do.

See the tools by job: see the storm, filter the roofs, and turn the list into action.

Tools by step
Storm Scout map and property data imagery

Step 1

See the storm first

Focus reps on the right neighborhoods before competitors blanket the market.

Hail and Wind Maps

See

Hail and Wind Maps

See hail and wind on a live map so you can decide which neighborhoods to work first.

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Storm Alerts

Alert

Storm Alerts

Get alerted when storms hit your target markets so crews can move sooner.

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Step 2

Filter for better roofs

Cut weak-fit roofs early so crews spend more time on better streets.

Property Filters

Filter

Property Filters

Filter storm-hit properties by roof age, property type, owner occupancy, storm date, and hail size so reps work better streets.

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Targeting Data

Target

Targeting Data

Use property-level targeting data to focus on roofs that better fit the way your team sells.

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Property Details

Qualify

Property Details

See owner and property details before your team spends time on the wrong homes.

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Proof and context

Reported results and proof

Storm Scout still needs a bigger proof library, but the strongest current results are now easier to find while you evaluate the tools.

150+ leads

in the first 24 hours after a major hailstorm

Rapid Lead Conversion After a Major Hailstorm

55% higher conversion

after tighter targeting replaced broader prospecting

Increasing ROI with Precision Targeting

70% less lead-acquisition time

after replacing manual post-storm list building

Scaling Operations with Automated Lead Generation

Step 3

Turn the list into action

Build cleaner lead lists fast so reps can knock, call, and follow up sooner.

Lead List Builder

Act

Lead List Builder

Turn filtered properties into lead-ready lists without rebuilding everything by hand.

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Next step

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