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Pain points WHAT EATS THE STORM-CHASE MARGIN

Storm restoration runs on fuzzy data.

Storm paths bleed across counties. The lead lists you can buy are sold five times over. And carriers are tightening every year — "show me the radar evidence" is now a normal first question from the adjuster.

What we hear from production teams
4 ITEMS
Door-knocking blind Hours wasted on unaffected homes Storm path is fuzzy at best
No proof for adjusters "Did hail actually hit?" Carrier scrutiny is up
Cycle time on claims 30+ days to closeout Cash flow drag on every job
Lead lists are stale Sold to 5 contractors You arrive 6th and lose the deal
Use cases 4 PRIMARY · POST-STORM

From storm clearance to signed contract — faster.

Same intelligence layer, four entry points across the canvass-to-close cycle. Use one or all four — every signal is available via the operator console, REST API, webhook, or CSV export.

Post-storm leads

A verified list of every address that took hail ≥ a threshold within hours of the storm. Sorted by hail size, confidence, and your service area boundary. No reseller markup; the data comes straight from the radar feed.

Route planning

Cluster verified addresses into efficient canvass routes. Skip the large share of a county that didn't actually get hit; concentrate crews where damage is real.

Claim documentation

Pull a one-page hail event report for any address — timestamp, estimated size, radar evidence. Hand it to the adjuster, attach it to the supplement, settle faster.

Speed-to-door

Webhook your CRM the moment a storm clears. Texts to homeowners on your existing list go out within an hour. You're first, not sixth.

ROI example RESIDENTIAL · DFW METRO

A 6,400-address service area, focused down to 142.

A regional roofing contractor covers the DFW metro with a 6,400-address residential database. After a 1.75″ hail event passes the north suburbs, Hail Sentinel returns 142 verified hits inside the service area — sized, timestamped, and ranked by confidence.

Numbers below are illustrative based on industry conversion benchmarks. Actual contractor results vary with brand strength, sales-team capacity, and storm severity.

Outcome readout
2-hr lead delivery
Verified hits in service area 142 of 6,400 addresses
Door-knock conversion uplift ~3× vs. blind canvass
Closed jobs from one storm 8 in 14 days
Avg adjuster cycle time 11 days (vs. 32 baseline)
<2 hr LEADS LIVE
CONVERSION UPLIFT
Integration API · WEBHOOKS · CRM

Plugs into the CRM your sales team already uses.

Most contractors start with a service-area webhook firing leads straight into JobNimbus or AccuLynx, plus a CSV download for the canvass crews. Direct CRM integrations are on the roadmap for the major platforms.

Integration surface
REST · JSON · OPENAPI
CRM platforms (roadmap) JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Salesforce
Custom systems REST API + webhooks
Lead delivery CSV download + API + webhook
Service-area filtering Polygon, ZIP list, or radius

See what one storm could look like.

A 30-minute walkthrough on a real storm in your market — your service area, your CRM, your crews. We'll show you the data, the lead list format, and how the adjuster handoff works.

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