Roofing lead management built around the storm map

From hail map to roofing lead

Start with an available storm map and zoom to your working area. Use canvassing pins and lead statuses to record door activity, then add notes and follow-up information. Keep a radar estimate separate from the findings of an actual roof inspection.

See the roofing canvassing workflow and the video walkthrough.

What to record at each property

Record the current lead stage, conversation notes, appointment or follow-up details, and the inspection outcome. A mapped hail estimate is context for a conversation, not a finding that a roof needs replacement. Keep customer information inside the authenticated workspace, not on public storm pages.

Coordinate field work

Review shared map activity and rep assignments so your team can plan the next pass. Check current plans and team-seat options for coverage and access. Team access does not mean every rep should work the same door.

Canvassing software versus a full roofing business CRM

Roofing CRM searches can include estimating, production scheduling, material ordering, accounting and invoicing. This page describes HailMapr's storm prospecting and field lead-management workflow; it does not promise those separate back-office capabilities or third-party integrations.

During a demo, bring your current process and verify the exact lead stages, assignments and handoff your team needs.

Try the workflow before choosing

Review a sample hail map, watch the canvassing tutorial, and test how your team records a door visit and follow-up. Evaluate weather coverage, ease of use on a phone and whether the field records support your inspection process.