Storm reports
NOAA event records, radar context, MESH hail signals, wind observations, and property-specific timelines prepared for contractor documentation.
Storm-aware property documentation
Know the storm. Cite the code.
Know the storm. Cite the code.
Hand off clean.
Storm reports, building code packets, photo packets, and permit prep — every record filed by property address, every packet exported with code-cited references that hold up under review.
Free to start, no credit card. Take the 2-minute guided tour → See a sample packet (PDF) →
- Storm reports
- Code packets
- Photo packets
- Permit prep
See the storm. Draw the area. Knock the right doors.
The hail canvassing map overlays measured MESH hail swaths and animated radar on every neighborhood. Draw a box over a swath and every property address inside it drops onto your canvassing list — so crews knock the doors that actually took hail, not the whole ZIP.
Built on authoritative public data
- NOAA Storm Events
- NWS Local Storm Reports
- SPC
- MRMS MESH
- NEXRAD Level-II
- USGS 3DEP
- FEMA
- Microsoft Building Footprints
Packets that match the actual restoration workflow
Each surface starts from an address and ends with a documented artifact the team can hand off, revisit, or attach to a project record.
Code packets
Address-aware building code references, jurisdiction contacts, permit triggers, manufacturer docs, and scoped citation packets.
Photo packets
Jobsite image organization, mobile capture flows, annotations, cover sheets, and export-ready documentation bundles.
Permit prep
Jurisdiction-specific application checklists, required forms, fee schedules, and submittal contacts — the filing legwork assembled per address so an application goes in complete.
From first knock to final packet
Built for the repeated field-and-office loop — canvassing, inspection, estimating, project management, permit prep, and customer handoff.
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Enter the address
ZIP, parcel, hazard, storm, and jurisdiction context resolve from one production source of truth.
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Choose the packet
Storm report, code packet, photo packet, permit prep, or a combined project bundle.
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Export clean documentation
PDFs, share links, CRM handoff, and project records stay tied to the property and customer.
Why contractors can stand behind every packet
No star ratings to inflate — just the verification, provenance, and retention that make a SkyCanvass packet hold up when someone checks it later.
50 states + DC
Storm, code, jurisdiction, and ZIP context already loaded nationwide.
AI-reviewed
Report templates are reviewed page-by-page by AI vision models during development.
Signed + hashed
SHA-256 + Ed25519 on every export — confirm the canonical copy anytime.
7 years
The canonical record stays available for seven years after delivery.
Every storm finding has a source chain
Most storm reports stop at a hail polygon. SkyCanvass builds the packet from independent records that answer three separate questions: what happened, how strong it was, and whether the property was actually in scope.
Event record
Did a storm actually happen near the address?
- NOAA Storm Events
- NWS Local Storm Reports
- SPC storm reports
Federal event rows, trained-observer narratives, and national rollups must agree on the date, county, and hazard type.
Radar physics
Was the intensity strong enough to matter?
- MRMS MESH grids (NOAA radar-derived hail estimates)
- NEXRAD Level-II replay (Doppler radar archive)
- ASOS wind + precipitation (Automated Surface Observing System)
Hail size, reflectivity signature, timing, wind, and precipitation are checked against the property timeline.
Property context
Which structures and rules are in scope?
- FEMA declarations
- USGS 3DEP LiDAR
- Microsoft Building Footprints
Disaster status, roof geometry, parcel context, and structure outlines keep the final packet address-specific.
See exactly what you get
A real packet, not a screenshot
Open an actual SkyCanvass code packet and read the cover sheet, jurisdiction context, and code-cited sections the way your customer will.
- Address-specific cover sheet with storm-date context
- Code citations with section numbers and edition references
- SHA-256 + Ed25519 signature block for verification
Designed for priority storm markets first
Florida, Virginia, Maryland, and DC are the launch focus, with the national data model already shaped for every state and DC.
- Live storm tracker and ZIP-level storm report flows
- State, county, municipality, and special-zone references
- iOS field capture tied to the same property record
Take SkyCanvass
to the Roof
The iOS companion app works offline, syncs when you're back in range, and puts every report in your pocket.
- Offline mode — generate reports without cell signal
- Photo capture — AI-labeled with GPS + timestamps
- Report viewer — full Storm Proof reports on your phone
- Canvass routing — optimized door-to-door paths
- Delta sync — only transfers changes, saves data
Choose the plan by how your company runs
Three flat per-company tiers — no per-seat role fees, and field crews are free forever. Each plan gives your team a monthly production lane for storm reports, code packets, photo packets, measurements, and the property history behind every exported PDF.
Crew
$249 /mo
billed annually
billed monthly
For an owner-operator crew running lean — flat per company.
Monthly output 2 storm reports + 5 code packets / month
- 3 office seats included, +$25/user flat
- Field crews unlimited and free — QR capture, no logins
- Full CRM, e-sign, photo storage, calculators
Company
$449 /mo
billed annually
billed monthly
For an established shop with an office team — the most popular tier.
Monthly output 5 storm reports + 5 measurement reports / month
- 7 office seats included, +$25/user flat
- Unlimited code packets (fair use)
- Canvassing exports + priority queue and support
Regional
$799 /mo
billed annually
billed monthly
For multi-location operations that run everything on one bill.
Monthly output 15 storm reports + 15 measurement reports / month
- Unlimited office seats
- Multi-location canvassing territories
- Direct founder line
What carries across every plan
One property file, every packet attached
- Storm evidence stays tied to the same address, not a downloaded file folder.
- Code, permit, photo, and measurement packets can be revisited from the job record.
- Finished packets are export-ready for customers, crews, and project documentation.
Questions contractors ask first
The short version. For anything deeper, the help center walks through each packet step by step.
What exactly is a SkyCanvass storm report?
A property-specific summary of severe weather near an address — NOAA/NWS event records, radar-derived hail (MESH) signals, wind observations, and a storm-date timeline — assembled into a clean PDF you can hand off, revisit, or attach to a project record.
Where does the data come from?
Authoritative public sources: NOAA Storm Events, NWS Local Storm Reports, SPC, MRMS MESH grids, NEXRAD Level-II radar, USGS 3DEP, and FEMA declarations. Every finding cites the originating record.
How is a report verified?
AI vision review runs on report templates and samples during development. Every delivered PDF carries a SHA-256 hash and an Ed25519 signature, and each export links to its own verification page so any copy can be confirmed as canonical.
Which areas do you cover?
All 50 states plus DC, with Florida, Virginia, Maryland, and DC as the launch focus. Storm, code, and jurisdiction context is already loaded nationwide.
Do I need a credit card to try it?
No. Creating an account is free, property lookup and the hail map cost nothing, and every account's first storm report is on us — a one-time sample so you can run a real property before deciding on a plan.
Is SkyCanvass a claims or estimating tool?
No. SkyCanvass documents weather events and building-code references tied to a property. It does not produce estimates or coverage determinations — it gives your team clean, source-backed documentation.
Roll out to your crew
Already started solo? Tell us about your team and we'll get everyone set up — start with one address and one packet, then scale into full project workflows.