Florida storm reports
Know which neighborhoods got hit before you put a truck on the road.
Pick your counties. Every hail, wind and tornado report the Weather Service logs there gets texted to you, with how many older shingle roofs sit around it. County footprints follow as the storm data comes in. Free.
Where it hit is free. Which doors to knock is a small fee. A Storm Pack takes the storm’s footprint, pulls every home inside it, sorts them by your filters, and routes them from wherever your reps are standing. Same data behind every RoofSort territory.
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Owner-occupied single-family homes with shingle roofs 14 years or older, from Florida property and permit records.
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A welcome text is on its way. The first storm report arrives as soon as the Weather Service logs one in your counties.
Where it hit is free. Which doors to knock is a small fee. When a storm lands in your counties, a Storm Pack pulls every home in the footprint, sorted by your filters and routed from where your reps are.
- No charge, no card, no contract. Reply STOP any time.
- Reports come from National Weather Service local storm reports, logged hourly.
- No home lists in the texts. Addresses are a separate Storm Pack.
- A real person runs this: Rob Champion, (904) 370-3569.
Alerts sent to contractors this month
- Oct 7Wind 40+ mph, Tampa (Hillsborough): 13,352 homes in the swath
- Oct 6Wind 40+ mph, Jacksonville (Duval): 5,703 homes in the swath
- Oct 4Hail 0.75 in+, Gibsonton (Hillsborough): 736 homes in the swath
- Oct 1Wind 40+ mph, Palm Bay (Brevard): 3,952 homes in the swath
- Sep 29Hail 1.25 in+, Reddick (Marion): 76 homes in the swath