Hail History by Address – Free Report
Has your roof been hit by hail? Enter any address and see the recorded hail and wind events near your home — sizes, dates, and what they mean for an insurance claim. No phone calls, no signup.
Free Hail History Report
Enter any address – see the hail recorded near your home
See your full hail history & risk report
Enter your email to reveal your full report — every recorded hail and wind event near your home, plus flood zone, roof, and radon risk — with what each one means, on the next screen.
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How it works
Enter an Address
Type any US property address into the form above.
We Pull Your Property Risk Data
Our system combines satellite imagery and public data to assess your home’s storm & hail exposure, flood zone, roof, and radon risk.
Get Your Risk Report
Instantly see your overall risk level, a low / moderate / high rating for each factor with a recommendation, and a mid-range roof-replacement cost estimate.
Why your hail history by address matters
Before you file an insurance claim or schedule a roof inspection, it helps to know what your property is actually exposed to. Is your area prone to storms and hail? Are you in a flood zone? How old is your roof? This free tool pulls a property risk overview from satellite imagery and public data in seconds — no phone calls and no signup.
How homeowners use their hail history report
Gauge storm & hail exposure: See whether your area carries low, moderate, or high storm and hail risk
Check your flood zone: Find out if your address falls in a recognized flood-risk area
Know your roof: Get a read on roof age and condition before something goes wrong
Prepare before you file: Walk into an insurance claim or inspection already knowing your risk factors
What your free hail history report includes
- Overall risk level: A single low / moderate / high read on your property
- Storm & hail exposure: Your area’s risk level for severe storms and hail, with a recommendation
- Flood zone: Whether your address sits in a recognized flood-risk area
- Roof: An assessment of roof age and condition risk
- Radon: Your area’s radon exposure risk level
- Roof-replacement cost estimate: A mid-range ballpark if your roof needs replacing
A note on accuracy
This is a free risk overview estimated from satellite imagery and public data — not an official insurance or FEMA determination. Your actual exposure depends on a real inspection, your insurer’s findings, and current conditions, so treat this as a confident starting point. Storm & hail exposure reflects your area’s risk; a detailed hail-strike history layer is being added.
This product uses the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s OpenFEMA API, but is not endorsed by FEMA. The Federal Government or FEMA cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from the Agency’s website(s).
Frequently asked questions
What does this hail history report check?
For any US address, the report shows an overall risk level plus a low, moderate, or high rating for four factors: storm & hail exposure, flood zone, roof, and radon. Each factor comes with a short detail and a recommendation, and you also get a mid-range roof-replacement cost estimate.
How do I know if my home had hail or storm damage?
This report shows your area’s storm and hail exposure risk — how likely your location is to see severe storms and hail — alongside your roof age and condition. It is a risk overview, not a record of specific hail strikes (a detailed hail-strike history layer is being added). If your exposure is moderate or high, the recommendation is to schedule a professional roof inspection to confirm any actual damage.
Is my home in a flood zone?
The report flags whether your address falls in a recognized flood-risk area based on public data, rated low, moderate, or high. It is a quick overview to point you in the right direction — for the official designation that affects insurance, confirm with FEMA’s flood maps or your insurer.
What addresses are covered?
We cover most residential properties in the United States where satellite imagery and public risk data are available. Rural or newly constructed properties may have limited data — if that’s the case, we’ll let you know and save your info in case coverage expands.
Is this an official insurance or FEMA report?
No. This is a free homeowner risk overview estimated from satellite imagery and public data, not an official insurance, FEMA, or government determination. Use it to understand your exposure before you act, then confirm anything that matters with a professional roof inspection or your insurer.
Do I have to talk to anyone?
No. You get your full risk report instantly on screen — no phone calls and no high-pressure sales pitch. You’re free to use the report however you like.
Is this really free?
Yes, this tool is completely free for homeowners. No credit card required and no hidden fees. We built it to help you understand your property’s risk before filing a claim or scheduling an inspection.
How do I check the hail history at my address?
Enter any US property address in the form above — no signup or account required. The tool uses satellite imagery and public data to instantly show your overall risk level and a low, moderate, or high rating for storm & hail exposure, flood zone, roof, and radon, plus a mid-range roof-replacement cost estimate. Results appear in seconds.
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