The storm data
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Ten years of federal hail records matched to your customers, ranked for your reps, checked every hour.
Built on five federal data systems and the tools roofing companies already run.
Every alert traces back to a named federal record, matched to an address you already have on file.
- of hail history behind every address, back to 2017
- 10 yrs
- of hail history behind every address, back to 2017
- federal data systems: spotters, two radar products, the national grid, the Census geocoder
- 5
- federal data systems: spotters, two radar products, the national grid, the Census geocoder
- between checks, around the clock, in season and out
- 60 min
- between checks, around the clock, in season and out
The call list
Who to call first, the morning after.
One list per storm, scored and sorted. Each rep sees their own customers, the owner sees the whole book, and every call or skip is logged where the next person can see it.
- 66Call
Marcus Bell
Parker · 2.50″ hail · Jake
- 52Call
Elena Ruiz
Castle Rock · 2.50″ hail · Unassigned
- 51Call
Tyler Nguyen
Elizabeth · 2.50″ hail · Jake
- 43Call
Dana Whitfield
Kiowa · 1.11″ hail · Maya
3 called · 8 to go · all 3 reps emailed at 6:14 AM
The storm record
Every storm, matched to every address.
Spotter reports, radar detections and the national radar grid, read every hour and laid over your customer list. A storm is a date, a size, a place and the federal records that saw it.
Fri
7
Sat
8
Sun
9
22 hit
Mon
10
Tue
11
Wed
12
Thu
13
Spotter report
NWS SPC
Radar detection
NCEI SWDI
Grid maximum
MRMS MESH
22 roofs inside the swath · largest stone 2.69″ · matched 6:02 PM
Any address
Every storm that has hit an address, in one search.
Type an address, a customer’s or a house you are standing in front of, and see every hail event that has reached it since 2017. Pick the storm that matters and the distance report is ready to print: the date, the nearest federal report, how far away it fell, and the source.
7420 Ridgeline Ct, Parker, CO 80134
Marcus Bell · roof replaced Dec 2024 · job 24117
- Storm
- Sep 20, 2026
- Nearest report
- 0.4 mi
- Hail size
- 1.75″
- NWS Storm Prediction Center · spotter39.5186, -104.7614
- MRMS MESH · 240-minute maximumcell 0.6 mi
- Times this roof has been hit since 201712
Live by the next storm.
Import your customers
Drop in the contacts, jobs and leads exports from AccuLynx, or any CRM with a column map. Geocoding and ten years of storm history build on their own.
Invite your reps
Each rep signs in to their own customers. Owners and managers see the whole book and who is calling whom.
Take the next storm
Within the hour of hail, every rep gets their list by email, sorted by who to call first. The dashboard is already waiting.
Pricing
One plan. Every rep included.
Priced per company, per month, with no per-seat charges. One replaced roof pays for the year, and the first storm usually settles the question.
Per company, per month
Talk to us about pricing
Founding companies keep their rate.
- Unlimited reps, owners and managers
- Ten years of storm history from day one
- Hourly checks, same-day alerts, distance reports
- Thirty days free, then month to month
The things every roofer asks first.
From the National Weather Service and the national radar archive. Spotter reports, radar hail detections, and the verification grid insurance adjusters trust. Every alert traces back to a federal source. The full breakdown lives on our data page.
Import your customer export. AccuLynx exports work out of the box, and any spreadsheet with names and addresses will do. HailHawk geocodes every address and watches all of them from then on.
HailHawk checks the federal feeds every hour. When a storm touches your customers, the assigned rep gets an email with their list while the hail is still news. The MRMS verification pass lands the morning after and catches anything the live feeds missed.
Ten years. Every spotter report and radar detection back to 2016 sits behind every address you import. The day you sign up, you can see every storm that has touched your book of business, including last season. Insurance filing windows are typically six months to a year, so last season's storms are this season's claims.
No. Be suspicious of anyone who claims their software can. HailHawk tells you whose roof was under the hail, backed by federal records, so your reps knock on the right doors first. Whether a roof is damaged is what the inspection is for. We rank the doors. You do the roofing.
No. HailHawk sits beside your CRM, not in place of it. You export your reports the way you already do, drop them in, and keep running your business exactly as before. HailHawk makes sure a storm never slips past it.
HailHawk reads the salesperson on each job from your own reports and routes the alert straight to that rep. Customers with no rep on record go to the owners, so every hit lands on someone's desk. Nothing disappears into a shared inbox.
Your customer data belongs to you and stays private to your company. It is isolated at the database, used only to run your alerts, never sold and never shared. Storm data is public federal record. Your book of business is not.
Anywhere in the continental US. The federal feeds are national, including Texas, Kansas, Oklahoma, and the rest of hail alley. Import customers from any market and HailHawk starts watching them, ten-year history included.
Per company, per month, every rep included, after thirty days free. There is no contract and no per-seat charge. Contact sales for the rate; one storm job covers the year several times over, which is the whole bet.
Put a hawk over your customer book.
Import your customers, invite your reps, and the next storm arrives pre-sorted.