Hail Monitoring | Proactive Hail Alerts

HailSolve brought to my attention that based on the weather data, there was a possibility of hail damage on an industrial property that I own with another investor. During their inspection of the metal roof, hail damage was confirmed.

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We assemble a list of your assets and verify the roof types of each.

A hailstorm passes over one or more of your properties

HailSolve’s experts determine the probability of damage based on roof type, size of hail, and building condition.

Your point(s) of contact receive the event's data and any recommendations.

You decide what action you want to take based on the analysis provided.

The only certain way to confirm when hail strikes a property is with human observation, which is impractical. Radar is the best tool but has limitations in range, accuracy, and scale.

This leaves owners with two primary options for hail monitoring. They can manually check properties against public data or use notification services that do not consider roof types and send numerous notifications.

Alternatively, HailSolve’s Hail Monitoring combines what is likely the largest responsive hail database in the U.S. with hail risk experts to deliver curated alerts to CRE owners.

When a property is flagged, we manually review the alert and consider your roof system and property goals before notifying your team — eliminating irrelevant and excessive information.

Hail Risk

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