Hail Tracking & Hail Maps
Live hail swaths drawn from NOAA radar data, overlaid right on your canvassing map — a built-in replacement for a separate HailTrace subscription. See exactly which streets took 1″, 1.5″, or 2″ hail, send your door knockers into the swath, and let the same storm data fill the date of loss and back your supplement letters.
One state, everything included, from $79/mo · see all plans
Built for how storm jobs really run
In insurance restoration, speed and accuracy decide whether a claim gets paid. Hail Tracking & Hail Maps is built to give your crew both — in the field, on their phone, even with no signal.
- Hail swaths overlaid on your canvassing map, color-banded by size (0.75″ / 1″ / 1.5″ / 2″+)
- Built on NOAA radar data — the same source hail-mapping tools charge a separate subscription for, included free
- 7 / 30 / 90-day storm views with a one-tap toggle and legend
- Hail badges on pins and jobs: any address inside a swath shows the hail size and storm date
- Date of loss auto-suggested from the storm date when you create a job inside a swath
- Supplement letters cite the NOAA-verified hail event at the loss address — evidence adjusters can't wave off
- Storm alerts: morning notification when overnight hail hits your pins, jobs, or service area (rolling out)
- Per-address storm history and wind swaths on the roadmap
What it means for your business
Knock the Right Doors
Storm mode filters your map to the streets inside the latest swath, sorted by hail size. 'Where do we knock today?' becomes a one-tap answer — and every door you hit actually took hail.
Open the Door with Proof
"Your street took inch-and-a-half hail on June 14th" beats "did you have any damage?" every time. Reps see the verified hail size and date on every pin, so the script writes itself.
Win the Adjuster Argument
Other apps use hail maps to find doors. Only HailMate feeds the same NOAA-verified event into your claim — the right date of loss on day one, and radar evidence cited in the supplement letter.
Frequently asked questions
For most storm restoration teams, yes. The core reason roofers pay for HailTrace — accurate hail swath maps to target canvassing — is built into HailMate at no extra cost, on the same map your door knockers already work from. And because the storm data lives inside your CRM, it does things a standalone hail map can't: badge your pins and jobs, prefill the date of loss, and back your supplement letters.