Roofers and restoration teams
Find the neighborhoods most likely hit, plan canvassing, and keep crews in the right areas.
HailMapr puts storm paths, estimated hail sizes, reports, forecasts, alerts, and property tools in one place—so your team can make faster calls without digging through weather jargon.
Clear answers for crews, claims teams, and property professionals—without needing to be a meteorologist.
Find the neighborhoods most likely hit, plan canvassing, and keep crews in the right areas.
Check the storm path, reported hail, and timing before an inspection or claim review.
Save important addresses and quickly see when a property may need a closer look.
Get hail reports, forecasts, storm alerts, the Storm Library, and sample maps in one easy-to-use account.
See what happened, where it happened, and which properties or service areas need attention.
See the storm path, affected areas, and estimated hail sizes on one interactive map.
Pinpoint where the strongest hail likely fell instead of relying on a broad warning box.
Follow active storms as new data becomes available and get a head start on planning.
Compare our mapped storm path with official hail, wind, tornado, and local reports.
Find the hit area, check hail size and timing, review nearby properties, and decide where your team should focus.
Quickly find recent storms by date, state, service area, hail size, or reports.
See where hail likely fell and where the strongest part of the storm traveled.
Watch active storms update as fresh information becomes available.
Play the storm back to see when it arrived, where it moved, and when it passed.
Turn on hail, wind, tornado, and local report layers to check the facts around the map.
Save addresses and see which customers, buildings, or jobs may have been in the storm path.
See where hail is possible before storms fire so your team can plan ahead.
Try the maps, layers, storm replay, and reports before choosing a paid plan.
Missing a storm? Send a request and our team can review it for a new map.
Simple enough to use right away, with the detail professional teams need.
See where hail may develop and get your team ready.
Check the path, affected states, reports, and estimated hail size.
See where the strongest hail traveled and when it moved through.
Use saved properties and maps to put crews or claims attention in the right places.
See recent hail report points and use them as a starting point for storm awareness.
Follow hail outlooks and plain-English daily forecasts from the same account users use for storm review.
Use a free account so HailMapr can keep users connected when storm tools and notifications matter.
Test real swath maps, learn the controls, and see how reports, replay, layers, and pins work together.
Users can get familiar with the tools, follow storms, test real swath maps, and keep HailMapr ready for the next hail setup.
Reports, outlooks, forecasts, storm notifications, sample maps, and the Storm Library all live in one HailMapr account.
When hail starts showing up, users already know where to check reports, where to open the forecast, and where to review storm maps.
Signing up gives users one place to follow reports, forecasts, storm notifications, sample maps, library updates, and deeper storm review.
Clear maps, useful facts, and smart tools that help your team move with confidence.