Free Hail Check by Address

Did It Hail at Your Address?

Enter your address below to see whether hail was reported within 5 miles of your home in the last 24 months: how big it was, when it fell and how close it came. It takes a few seconds, uses official NOAA storm reports and radar, and B2B Roofing Sales can follow up with a free roof inspection if you want one.

  • 100% free
  • NOAA storm reports & radar
  • Answer in seconds
  • U.S. and Canada

Hail history powered by HailTrack

How It Works

Three steps, a few seconds, and nobody has to climb onto your roof.

  1. Enter Your Address

    Start typing your address and pick it from the list. Any address in the United States or Canada works.

  2. See If It Hailed

    You get a clear yes or no straight away, plus the biggest hail reported within 5 miles and the most recent storm date.

  3. Get the Full Report

    Leave your name, phone and email to see every hail date, size and distance. B2B Roofing Sales receives the same report and can arrange a free roof inspection.

What Your Hail Check Shows

The same storm history roofers and insurance adjusters look at, in plain language.

Yes or No

Whether hail was reported within 5 miles of your address in the last 24 months, from NOAA ground reports and radar hail estimates.

Biggest Hail and Latest Date

The largest hailstone reported near you, described in everyday terms (penny, quarter, golf ball), and the date of the most recent hail storm.

Every Hail Day

The full report lists each storm date with the biggest hail reported, how far away it fell, and the radar estimate at your address where one is available.

Hail Size Chart

Hail is reported by comparing stones to everyday objects. The National Weather Service treats hail of 1 inch or larger as severe.

Hail sizeDiameterWhat it can mean for a roof
Pea0.25″Rarely damages roofing on its own
Penny0.75″Can mark older or brittle shingles and soft metals
Quarter1.00″Severe threshold: can bruise shingles and dent gutters and vents
Golf ball1.75″Often cracks shingles and knocks granules loose
Tennis ball2.50″Can puncture shingles and damage skylights
Baseball and larger2.75″+Severe roof damage is likely

Why Check Your Address for Hail?

Hail damage is easy to miss and expensive to ignore.

Damage Hides From the Ground

Bruised shingles, lost granules and dented vents usually don't leak right away, so many homeowners never know their roof was hit.

Know the Storm Date

The first thing an insurance adjuster asks is when the damage happened. The report lists the exact dates hail fell near your home.

Claim Windows Close

Many insurance policies set a time limit for reporting storm damage. Check your policy, and don't wait until the next storm to find out.

Free, No Obligation

Checking your address costs nothing and commits you to nothing. A roof inspection only happens if you ask for one.

Need your roof's size too? Get a free instant roof measurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the hail data come from?

From official NOAA sources: National Weather Service storm reports, the Storm Prediction Center and NOAA's Storm Events database, plus NOAA MRMS radar hail estimates. Canadian addresses also use Environment Canada data. The hail check is provided by HailTrack.

Does a hail report mean my roof is damaged?

Not necessarily. A report shows hail fell nearby. Whether it damaged your roof depends on the size of the hail, how close it fell, and your roof's material and age. An inspection is the only way to know for sure, and B2B Roofing Sales can arrange one for free.

How far back does the hail check go?

The last 24 months, within 5 miles of your address.

Is the hail check really free?

Yes. There is no charge and no obligation. Each visitor can run 3 hail checks per day. After that, you can leave your details and we'll look up the address for you.

What happens after I submit my details?

Your full hail report appears on screen straight away, and B2B Roofing Sales receives a copy so we can get in touch about a free roof inspection.

Does the hail check work in Canada?

Yes. It covers addresses in the United States and Canada.

Think Your Roof Was Hit?

Call B2B Roofing Sales or send a message and we'll help you arrange a roof inspection.

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