The county dates the house, never the roof. Past 25 years the
build year stops telling you anything — those show red.
Hail size, at least 1.25″
Wind gust, at least offFilters by measured gusts only. Off means no wind requirement;
the table still shows available wind reports. A nearby report is not proof of
damage at this house.
and nothing bigger than anySeveral small storms, never one big one.
Why that is arguable →Know the argument you are walking
into. Haag’s lab numbers, the ones adjusters use, put 1.25″ at zero
damage on architectural shingles and 1.75″ at ninety per cent, and their
position is that repeated small hail does not add up. Peer-reviewed IBHS work from
2025 says it does — that sub-severe hits strip granules and leave the roof far
weaker for the next one. These are strong doors to inspect. They are not automatic
claims.
Hit at least 3×
Within the last 5 years
Roof sizing — bandStoreysPitchAvailable county fields vary. Living area is not a roof footprint;
review the storey and pitch assumptions for this property. It is still a screening number:
footprint ignores the overhang, the garage and any porch.
More filters
Squares, at least any
One specific stormPicking one day turns off the hit-count filter, and drops the
size floor if that storm never threw a stone that big.