Read the sky over every roof you manage.
Storm watch over your whole property book, the hail swath on the map, every property under a hail cell, and a Storm Report for any address and date, read from NOAA, the National Weather Service and USGS, with every figure sourced.
A storm glass is a sealed glass mariners read for coming weather. Stormglass reads the public record instead: radar, warnings, storm reports, station wind and the ground itself, carried to your properties.
Every pinned property checked against radar hail signatures, severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings, and storm reports for the dates you pick.
NOAA NEXRAD · National Weather Service
The day’s hail on the map. Click a hail cell and get every building under it, with the owner of record where the county publishes it.
NOAA multi-radar hail grid (MRMS) · FEMA USA Structures
One address, one date: hail at the property and within 1, 3 and 10 miles, warnings over the roof, ground reports, station gusts and lightning.
NOAA NCEI · Iowa Environmental Mesonet
A print-ready report for the file: the storm aloft, the storm’s path, the wind at this roof’s own height and the hail at each slope.
ASCE 7-16 · USGS 3DEP
Every plan reads the same public record with the same method. Plans differ in what you can do with your book.
For managers who want to know which properties a storm touched.
For portfolios and management companies.
For contractors and adjusters working the storm.
Pricing on request. Call 512.807.0679 or email ron@azimuthriskgroup.com.
