See the Full Storm History Connected to Your Roof

StormTrace™ displays verified hail and wind events tied directly to your address — clearly dated, mapped, and easy to understand.

Homeowners use this to understand what their roof has actually been exposed to over time, not just what it looks like today.

Step 1: View Your Home’s Storm History

Enter your address to see hail and wind events that impacted your property — accurately mapped, dated, and verified.

Free • No obligation • Uses verified NOAA storm data

Step 2: Understand Roof Replacement Value

View a realistic roof replacement range using precise measurements — fast, private, and pressure-free.

This helps you understand scope and options before conversations or decisions.

Step 3: Schedule a Free Roof Inspection

If storm history or pricing raises questions, book a time that works for you. Our local team confirms details and explains what they find.

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No pressure • Local crews • Lifetime workmanship warranty

Questions Homeowners Commonly Ask

What does StormTrace™ actually show?

StormTrace™ displays historical hail and wind events connected to your address, including timing and severity, so homeowners understand past exposure.

How is this different from checking the weather?

Weather apps focus on forecasts or general areas. StormTrace™ focuses on documented storm events tied specifically to your property.

Does this contact my insurance company?

No. Viewing storm data does not open a claim or notify your insurer. It’s for homeowner awareness only.

If my roof looks fine, why check?

Many hail and wind impacts are not visible from the ground. Historical exposure helps determine whether inspection makes sense.

How accurate is the data?

The storm data is sourced from verified weather systems and location analysis, providing a reliable reference for homeowners.

What should I do after viewing my report?

Some homeowners save it for records. Others schedule an inspection if the information raises questions. The choice is always yours.

Is the estimate a final price?

No. The estimate provides a range. Final pricing depends on inspection findings and material selections.

Is there any obligation to move forward?

No. These tools exist to give homeowners clarity, not pressure.