Free Hail Maps, Reports & Remote Hail Inspections

HailGeeks is a free hail data platform that helps you see where hail was detected and check whether a specific property may deserve a closer review. It turns official NOAA weather data into clear hail maps, address-level hail reports, email alerts, and pro-level Remote Hail Inspections.

HailGeeks is built for homeowners, home buyers, home sellers, contractors, adjusters, insurance teams, real estate pros, and local weather researchers who need a clearer way to review and explain hail activity.

Yes. Core tools — including hail maps, address-level hail reports, and email alerts — are free, with no account or payment required to get started. Free business accounts are available for business users who want additional features, and Remote Hail Inspections are offered through participating local pros.

It depends on how specific you need to get. Use Open Hail Maps to see where hail was detected across an area, an address-level hail report to check a specific property, email alerts to get notified when hail is detected near a ZIP, and a Remote Hail Inspection when you want a local pro’s read on a specific property.

HailGeeks is built on official NOAA weather data, including NOAA NEXRAD radar, SPC local storm reports, and additional supporting datasets.

No. HailGeeks shows where hail was detected and how strong the hail signal appeared. It does not confirm or guarantee damage to any property. Only an in-person inspection can confirm actual roof or exterior damage.

A hail map shows hail activity across a wider area, while a hail report focuses on a specific address. Maps are the public area-level starting point; address-level hail reports help review hail activity tied to one property.

Only the address you want to check for an address-level report. Free public hail maps do not require an address, and free address reports do not require an account, phone number, or email.

HailGeeks data is designed to help identify hail activity and review storm signals, but it should be treated as guidance — not proof of property damage. Actual roof or exterior damage must be confirmed by an in-person inspection.

HailGeeks covers the contiguous United States. You can check hail maps across 300+ regions, with 5+ years of hail map history available in covered regions.

A Remote Hail Inspection is a local pro’s review of a property’s full hail load — going beyond the largest hail size to help flag possible current, hidden, or delayed damage signals before anyone climbs a ladder. It is offered through participating local pros.

Home Inspection Score is a simple hail-activity signal that helps show where a roof or home exterior inspection may be worth considering. It is based on hail activity in the area, not a confirmation of damage. A higher score means the location may deserve more attention before buying, selling, repairing, or deciding whether to request a home, roof, or exterior inspection. Use it as a quick research starting point when browsing hail maps or reading reports.