Do your own research on your own property.
Two questions come up over and over about a house. What weather has come through, and what the rules require if you want to fix something yourself. You can look up both here. No subscription, and you do not need to hire anyone first.
Two things you can look up yourself.
One of them is ready right now. The other is still being built.
Look up the storms that hit your property
Search your address and see the hail, wind, and tornado history tied to it. The report is radar-backed and every event cites the official record it came from, so it is checkable by anyone who reads it.
- Hail, wind, and tornado history for any US address
- Radar-backed maps and per-event detail
- Built from official government weather records
- Generated in minutes as a shareable PDF
- Hail maps are free to explore before you order anything
Look up what the work actually requires
If you want to take something on yourself, the useful question is what your jurisdiction requires for that specific job. Give us the address and the scope and you get back a focused report instead of a pile of research tabs.
- Tied to your property, jurisdiction, and the work described
- Adoption and enforcement context organized for you
- Only the requirements relevant to the job you asked about
What a storm report costs and who can order one.
There is no business account to set up and no minimum to meet. You buy the finished report, not access to a research tool.
- Price
- $10 per report
- Coverage
- Any US address
- Delivered as
- Signed PDF
- Who can order
- Anyone
And when you do need a professional.
Plenty of work needs someone licensed, and this does not replace that. What it does is put both of you in front of the same records. The report is built from official government weather data, and every event cites the source it came from, so anyone can check it. Walking into the conversation already knowing what hit your house and when keeps everybody honest, including you.
Start with your own address.
Search the property, pick a storm date, and keep the PDF. $10 for one, or $120 for twenty.