For roofers & storm restoration contractors
Storm Money Map
Which streets to hit after the storm. Pick the storm severity below and see which Houston-metro ZIPs likely took the hit, how many roofs are probably damaged, and where the door-knock dollars are sitting right now.
Set the storm severity
Severe: golf ball hail, high wind
SEVERE
Slide right for a bigger, meaner storm. The swath widens and damage rates climb closer to the storm's path.
Storm swath, greater Houston
Outside the swath
Light damage
Moderate damage
Heavy damage
Severe damage
Opportunity by ZIP
ZIPs in the swath
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Est. damaged roofs
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Total opportunity
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High-priority ZIPs
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This is a what-if model, not measured storm data. The housing unit counts per ZIP are rough approximations baked into the page, the damage rates come from a simple model of the severity you pick, and no live storm reports are used. Confirm real damage on the ground before you knock.
Sorted by opportunity $, highest first. Average storm-damage roof job used: an example assumption, not a market average. Replace it with your own number.
| ZIP | Area | Homes (est.) | Est. damage rate | Damaged roofs | Opportunity $ | Door-knock priority |
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Get the full door-knock list
Drop your info and we'll unlock the complete ZIP-by-ZIP breakdown right here, plus a CSV you can hand straight to your crew. We'll also show you how to wire this up to real NOAA storm reports so it updates the morning after every hail event.
Want this running on your storm, live?
We wire this up to real NOAA storm reports and county parcel data so it updates the morning after every hail event, then hand your crew a fresh door-knock list before your competitors even open their laptop.
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