Most contractors move on when the next storm hits. Here's how to find old hail storms and pull leads from the roofs nobody replaced.

The contractor who wins trust wins the work. That is why we released Branded Weather History Reports.

If you’re tired of leads slipping through the cracks or wasting hours chasing the wrong jobs, you’re not alone. Many contractors struggle to stay organized and efficient—especially during storm season. Whether you're moving on from spreadsheets or trying to sharpen your edge, the right roofer

Ever spent days—and a ton of money—working in a neighborhood after a hailstorm, only to realize you were in the wrong spot? It’s one of the most frustrating things a roofer can experience. All that effort… and someone else gets the job. That’s why HailTrace exists—

Learning to sell more roofs isn’t just about closing deals—it’s about creating a great experience so owners remember and refer you.

It’s a big deal when a hurricane is coming! Hurricanes can cause billions of dollars in damage and change people’s lives forever. But, thankfully, hurricanes don’t happen all the time. According to the National Weather Service, on average, five hurricanes hit the U.S. coast over three

“Oh, I just found a date of loss using a weather app, my memory, or a little bit of guessing!” This was the response I got when I asked a contractor how they used to piece together the hail history by address.  What surprised me more was that this was

How many times have you been annoyed because a weather claim dragged on due to disagreement around the date of loss?  Many times, this situation is created because the date of loss is wrong or not backed by any evidence. It is not enough to document damage on a property.

As a contractor or a company in the restoration industry, managing storm leads and staying ahead of the competition can be a challenging endeavor. One of the most frustrating aspects is expending valuable resources on storm leads that don't convert due to a lack of immediate storm damage.

Why does your sales or marketing team end up targeting the wrong area? It comes down to the sources you use to find hail-hit areas. There are many tools out there. But if you are not careful, they can lead your team astray