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Hail Reports by Address

A Free Hail Report for Any Contiguous U.S. Address

Get a free hail report to see what hail activity was found, how strong it was, and whether the property may deserve a closer roof or exterior look.

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What It Is

A Smart First Check — for Homeowners, Buyers, and Sellers

If you own a home

See whether recent hail activity may have reached your roof before you worry, call anyone, or start an insurance conversation.

If you're buying

Check the hail history of a home before you commit, so possible roof or exterior concerns do not surprise you after closing.

If you're selling

Understand your home's hail history before buyers or inspectors ask, so roof questions are less likely to slow the deal down.

Pros use property-level hail reports too — contractors, adjusters, insurance teams, and real estate professionals use them as a quick, useful first check.

What It Shows

What's in the Report

Each report reviews 2 years of hail activity, helping you understand what next step may make sense.

Max Hail in 2 Years

Know the largest hail signal found at the address over the last 2 years.

Most Recent Hail

Check the most recent hail — its size and the date it was found.

Hail Days in 2 Years

Find out how many days had hail activity at the address over the last 2 years.

Hail & Wind Reports Nearby

Review whether hail or wind was reported near the address.

Home Inspection Score

Get a simple signal for whether the property may deserve a closer look.

Show Local Pros

View local pros near the address who may offer a Remote Hail Inspection.

Remote Hail Inspection

Current damage signalsVisible impact the storm may have caused

Hidden damage signalsWear that is easy to overlook at a glance

Delayed damage signalsIssues that may surface over time

What's a Remote Hail Inspection?

A Professional Opinion Before Anyone Climbs a Ladder

A Remote Hail Inspection is a local pro's review of a property's hail load — often by phone — that goes beyond any hail report. The pro reviews hail activity tied to the property and shares a professional opinion on whether possible current, hidden, or delayed damage signals may be worth a closer look.

It helps you decide whether an in-person inspection makes sense before anyone gets on the roof — so it is a step that can help avoid an unnecessary visit, not add one.

After the Report

Talking to a Pro Is Option — Not Requirement

The free report is a starting point you can use on its own. However, you may also ask a local pro about a professional review and opinion if you want help clearing up doubts and understanding the bigger picture.

A hail report does not confirm damage, but it may show that the property deserves more attention. Remote Hail Inspection is optional, no-pressure, and may be offered free by some participating local pros.

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How It Works

Search. Review. Decide.

Enter an address, review the hail history for that property, and decide what next step may make sense.

Enter an Address

Search any address in the contiguous U.S. No account, phone number, or email required.

Review the Report

See the largest hail, most recent hail, number of hail days, public storm reports, and the Home Inspection Score.

Decide the Next Step

Set it aside, keep watching, or talk to a local pro if a closer roof or exterior review may make sense.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the address hail report really free?

Yes. You can check an address for free without creating an account, entering a phone number, or providing an email.

What does the free hail report show?

The free hail report shows Max Hail in 2 Years, Most Recent Hail, Most Recent Hail Date, Hail Days in 2 Years, nearby hail and wind reports, the Home Inspection Score, and local pros near the address.

How far back does the report look?

The free hail report reviews the last 2 years of hail activity for the address you search.

Why does the report focus on the last 2 years of hail history?

The free hail report focuses on the last 2 years because recent hail activity is usually the most useful starting point for deciding whether a roof or exterior may deserve a closer look. Depending on the situation, recent storms may also matter for insurance conversations, policy timing, and real estate decisions. The report does not determine coverage or claim eligibility.

Why check at the address level instead of just my area?

Hail can change a lot from one neighborhood to the next. A city, ZIP, or broad-area hail report may not clearly show what was found for the address you care about. Checking by address gives you a more focused starting point.

What does “Max Hail in 2 Years” mean?

Max Hail in 2 Years is the largest hail signal found for the address during the 2-year report history. It is weather-history guidance, not damage confirmation.

What does “Most Recent Hail” mean?

Most Recent Hail is the latest hail size found for the address during the report history. It helps show whether the property had more recent hail activity.

What does “Most Recent Hail Date” mean?

Most Recent Hail Date shows the latest date when hail activity was found for the address.

What does “Hail Days in 2 Years” mean?

Hail Days in 2 Years shows how many separate days had hail activity at the address during the report history.

What do “Hail Reports Nearby” and “Wind Reports Nearby” mean?

These are public storm reports found near the address. They are used as supporting storm context and may help show that hail or wind was reported in the area.

What does Home Inspection Score mean?

Home Inspection Score is a simple hail-activity signal that helps show whether the property may deserve a closer roof or exterior look. It is not a damage score and does not confirm roof or exterior damage.

What should I do if the Home Inspection Score is high?

A high Home Inspection Score does not confirm damage, but it may mean the property deserves more attention. You can use the report to decide whether to keep watching, ask a local pro about Remote Hail Inspections™, or consider a closer roof or exterior review.

Does this confirm my roof is damaged?

No. The report shows hail activity found for the address, but it does not confirm roof or exterior damage. Actual damage must be confirmed through an in-person inspection.

Are hail reports nearby or wind reports nearby proof of damage?

No. Nearby hail and wind reports are supporting storm context. They can support that severe weather happened in the area, but they do not prove damage at the exact property.

Is this an insurance or claim report?

No. The free hail report is weather-history guidance. It does not approve or deny a claim, guarantee coverage, determine repair cost, or decide whether a roof should be replaced.

How is this different from a hail map?

A hail map shows hail activity across a wider area. A hail report by address focuses on the address you search and gives a plain-language summary for that property.

Can I check a home I am buying or selling?

Yes. You can check a home or property address before buying, selling, listing, or entering negotiations. The report can help you understand hail history before roof or exterior questions come up.

Is the free hail report the same as a remote hail inspection?

No. The free hail report is the starting point. A remote hail inspection is a deeper professional review that some local pros may offer through Remote Hail Inspections™ after reviewing the property’s hail activity.

Can professionals use hail reports by address?

Yes. Hail reports by address can also be useful for contractors, adjusters, insurance teams, real estate professionals, and other property professionals who need a fast way to review hail history for a specific address. Free use may have limits, so professionals who need higher usage, repeated lookups, or workflow access may want to create a registered account.

What areas are covered?

Free hail reports by address are available for addresses in the contiguous U.S.

Do I need to share personal information?

No. You only enter the address you want to check. No account, phone number, or email is required for the free address report.