Roofing & restoration
Be the first truck in the neighborhood — with the report already in the homeowner's hand.
HailScan watches the properties you care about and alerts you the moment hail is reported nearby — with the documented report already in hand. Then canvass the street, photograph the job, pull the code, and close it. One platform. Unlimited seats. No contracts.
Every reported hail day in the country on one live map — and every lookup becomes a sealed, dated report you can hand the homeowner.
A hail map here. A photo app there. A code-lookup login. A spreadsheet of leads. Separate bills, separate seats, separate tabs — and your competitor's truck still beats you to the door.
Six tools that usually cost you four subscriptions and a dozen tabs. Here they share one map, one database, and one bill.
Save the roofs you care about. When a spotter-confirmed hail report lands near one, HailScan pings you in near real-time — and generates the documented report automatically, so you're knocking before the neighborhood knows it hailed.


Search any address and any date of loss. See whether severe weather was reported nearby, then generate a dated, defensible report — one property or hundreds at once.

Turn a storm footprint into a route. Build door-knock lists by neighborhood, work them with your crew, and watch the wins land in the pipeline.
Photograph the roof, tag it to the property, and keep every job documented and shareable — on the same login.
Pull the building-code and permitting requirements for an address before you bid — ice & water, underlayment, drip edge, fees, AHJ.
Contacts, properties, deliverables, and deals on a kanban board — from first knock to paid, without leaving the app.
The competition finds out it hailed when the homeowner calls around. You find out the moment it's reported — with the paperwork already done.
Save the roofs and territories you want to own.
A spotter-confirmed report lands near a watched property.
You're pinged by email & in-app in near real-time.
The documented report is auto-generated, ready to send.
Canvass the street, document the job, win the roof.
Other tools are great at one thing. We bundled all of them — and added the monitoring loop nobody else closes. We don't claim to be meteorologists; we make you faster and better-armed than the crew that does.
| HailScan | Hail-map app | Photo-docs app | Code-lookup tool | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hail maps & reports | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Property monitoring + auto-report | ✓ | partial | — | — |
| Canvassing & lead lists | ✓ | ✓ | — | — |
| Field photo documentation | ✓ | — | ✓ | — |
| Building-code lookups | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
| CRM & pipeline | ✓ | partial | — | — |
| Unlimited seats | ✓ | — | — | — |
| No annual contract | ✓ | — | — | ✓ |
Comparison is by tool category (not any specific product) and reflects typical capabilities in each category, for general guidance only.
Hail maps & reports, property monitoring, canvassing, field docs, and code lookups — one login, unlimited users, no annual contract.
Put your properties on watch. We tell you when hail hits.
For the solo roofer or a single crew working one state.
The all-in-one. Everything, nationwide, for your whole team.
Run HailScan as your own brand — for multi-branch and resellers.
No per-seat fees. No annual lock-in. Add your whole crew on any plan, and cancel anytime. Start on Free Watch — upgrade the moment a storm makes it worth it.
Tick the tools you pay for today. We'll show what you'd save consolidating into HailScan Pro.
Figures are typical annual list prices for tools in each category. Photo-doc apps generally scale with team size at about $29/extra seat; HailScan never does.
Be the first truck in the neighborhood — with the report already in the homeowner's hand.
A fast, clean record of severe weather tied to a specific address and date of loss.
Dated, plain-language documentation of whether severe weather was reported near a property.
Run it as your own brand across every location with white-label and SaaS mode.
Put your first properties on watch in two minutes. When hail gets reported nearby, you'll be the first to know — and the first to knock.