Start with the storm record.
Interactive hail swaths and date controls show which neighborhoods a storm crossed.
Stormward connects real hail swaths to property addresses and building permits, so your team can see which streets were hit and which homes have no re-roof permit on file.
Move from broad storm activity to property-level context without losing the operational thread.
Interactive hail swaths and date controls show which neighborhoods a storm crossed.
Import affected addresses from a selected swath in one action, with hail history on each lead.
PermitLookup cross-references properties so homes with no re-roof permit on file can be prioritized.
Leads, pipeline, customer accounts, estimates, claims, jobs, crews and schedules stay connected to the storm work that started them.
A script card and next-step prompts on every lead, a call queue with dispositions, and a separate door-to-door canvassing tracker.
Explore guided sellingDo-Not-Call is enforced at the data layer. Quiet hours and opt-outs are honored, and every attempt, including blocked attempts, is audit-logged.
See compliance guardrailsCustomers accept estimates online with a typed e-signature. Accepted work connects to invoices, insurance claims, jobs, crews and the schedule board.
Follow the workflowInstall Stormward on any phone as a PWA, or use the native iOS field app with Face ID and Touch ID app lock, currently distributed through TestFlight.
See field toolsStorm history comes from ECB TX's Texas storm data platform. Coverage is strongest in Texas.
Read about sources and limitationsStormward is a young, focused product for small Texas roofing contractors, not an all-in-one enterprise suite. The CRM works anywhere, but the storm dataset is strongest in Texas. Radar-estimated hail size is a prioritization signal, not a substitute for inspecting the roof.
Walk through the storm map, lead workflow and working CRM with the people who build it.