Free storm history check
Check your roof’s storm history by address.
What storms are on record near your home?
See how many significant storms are on record at or near your Kansas City–area address over the past 10 years, free in about 30 seconds. Add your contact details to see each storm’s date and hail size.
- Free to check
- Doesn’t file an insurance claim
- One local partner, never a pile-on
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Enter your address
We locate your property — not just your ZIP code.
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See your storm count
Instantly see how many significant storms are on record at or near it.
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Unlock the details
Add your contact details to see each storm’s date, its hail size drawn to scale, wind speeds, and what they mean.
Our storm records come from NOAA radar estimates and National Weather Service reports. Radar can miss or misjudge hail, and a report marks a single spot, so records can be incomplete. Treat them as a starting point, not a verdict about your roof.
FAQ
About this check
Does checking my storm history file an insurance claim?
No. Checking your storm history doesn’t contact your insurance company or file anything. Requesting an inspection doesn’t file a claim either. Roof Inspectors doesn’t file claims for homeowners and doesn’t decide whether you should — that decision is always yours.
What counts as a “significant” storm?
We count a storm as significant when the records at or near your address show hail 1 inch or larger, wind gusts of 58 mph or more, or a tornado. Those thresholds match the National Weather Service’s definition of a severe thunderstorm. Smaller events still appear in your full report.
What if no significant storms show up for my address?
That’s good news, but it isn’t an all-clear. Roofs also wear out from age, sun exposure, freeze-thaw cycles, and small leaks. If your roof is 15 or more years old, or you’ve noticed leaks or missing shingles, an inspection can still be worthwhile.