Built for home-services crews who show up after the storm.

Hail dents, wind lift and tree strikes are the most searched home repairs within 24 hours of a storm. StormTarget tells you which ZIP codes took damage so your crew can canvass while your competitors are still checking the radar.

Be the first ad after the hailstorm.

High wind and hail can crack vinyl, dent aluminum and strip paint in seconds. Map overlays show exactly where gusts exceeded your threshold so you can target the neighborhoods most likely to need full siding replacements.

Find homes with wind-whipped siding before the paint dries.

Hail shatters glass and wind blows debris into windows. Affected ZIP lists become instant audience files for Meta, Google and Nextdoor campaigns that offer same-day board-up and replacement.

Turn broken windows into booked measurements.

Flash floods and roof leaks create urgent mitigation jobs. Rainfall and storm reports show which areas saw enough water to cause damage, so your intake team can reach homeowners before secondary damage sets in.

Respond while water is still wet.

Heavy rain and downspout clogs expose existing gutter failures. When a storm dumps enough water to overflow, those homes need a fast fix. Target by rainfall totals to catch the next wave of gutter calls.

Catch the overflow before it erodes the foundation.

Wind and fallen trees flatten fences and decks. The damage is visible from the street, which means homeowners are actively searching for replacement contractors. Storm reports tell you which blocks saw the worst winds.

Rebuild fences where trees just landed.

Hail can micro-crack panels and wind can shift racks. Solar customers are especially sensitive to performance drops. Identify ZIP codes with hail and high wind so you can offer free inspections and upgrade leads.

Protect panels, protect ROI.

Wind and ice bring down limbs and entire trees. Affected ZIPs need immediate crane, removal and stump grinding work. Target the same blocks and the neighbors who saw limbs on their own lawns.

Show up where trees came down.

Hail dents cars parked in driveways. Wind-driven debris chips windshields. The damage is concentrated in tight neighborhoods, perfect for radius-targeted ads and door-to-door mobile repair teams.

Fix the cars hit by the same hail.

Storms leave dirt, algae, mildew and chipped paint behind. Homeowners in affected areas are already looking at the exterior. Rainfall and debris reports point to the neighborhoods that need the most curb appeal work.

Clean up what the storm left behind.

Heavy rain and wind flatten sod, scatter mulch and split shrubs. A day of storm damage creates a week of landscape restoration work. Target the ZIPs that took the worst hit to keep crews busy.

Restore yards the storm reshaped.

Independent adjusters need to know where the damage footprint is largest and most credible. SPC observed reports and NWS warnings give you a defensible map of the most impacted areas before you schedule appointments.

Start with verified damage, not guesswork.