Need a document to prove weather at an Address?

Storm & Hail Reports that Streamline Insurance Claims

Our storm and hail reports provide the documentation and as evidence you need to close the claim fairly, affordably, and quickly.

Four report types to confidently prove a storm event at a location

Hail & Wind Weather History

$40

$36

Close Claims
Show an extensive history of hail, wind, hurricane, and tornado events at a location.
Meteorologist Reviewed

$150

$135

Create Credibility
Validate the date of loss with a meteorologist reviewed opinion of a storm event.
Meteorologist Certified

$1,000

$900

Expedite Disputes
Provide detailed analysis of the storm event.
Meteorologist Expert

Hourly rate

Win Arguments
Prove the storm event with Federal Rule of Evidence 702 scientific-based facts.
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Without Storm & Hail Reports, You Lose Profits

To process an insurance claim, evidence of the date of loss and its cause is essential.
Without this evidence, you risk prolonged disputes or potential claim denial.
Whether it's a hail, wind, hurricane, or tornado report, ensure you obtain the necessary documentation.

Pick the Right Storm & Hail Reports For You

Close Claims

Want to build trust and document the claim? Order a Weather History Report.

Create Credibility

Need a meteorologist's opinion to create credibly on a claim? Order a Meteorologist Reviewed Report.

Expedite Disputes

Have a storm claim that is being disputed, or entering appraisal? Request a Meteorologist Certified Report.

Win Arguments

Need an expert witness to help with an argument in court? Request a Detailed Expert Witness Report.

A team of Forensic Meteorologists that delivers reliable reports

100+ Years Total Combined Experience
10,000+ Meteorologist Reviewed Reports
100+ of Certified and Expert Reports

Our Customer’s Success Could Be Your Success

Storm & Hail Reports Trusted by the Entire Restoration and Insurance Industry

10K

Roofing Contractors

5K

Forensic Engineers

250

Public Adjusters

250

Attorneys

15K

Insurance Carriers/Adjusters

5,000

Emergency Managers

1,500

Paintless Dent Repair

500

Insurance Underwriters

The Power of Each Storm & Hail Report to Navigate The Claim Process

Report Feature

History

Reviewed

Certified

Expert

Multiple Storm Dates
Multiple Perils
Single Date Of Loss
Prepared By A Forensic Meteorologist
Includes National Weather Service (NWS) Reports
Sufficient for Discovery, Appraisal, & Arbitration
Supporting Arguments & Conclusions
Suitable for Court Depositions & Cross-Examination
Prepared to be Evidence in a Court of Law
Passes Federal Rule of Evidence 702 Daubert Requirements
Appropriate for Legal Rebuttals
Multiple Storm Dates
Multiple Perils
Single Date Of Loss
Prepared By A Forensic Meteorologist
Includes National Weather Service (NWS) Reports
Sufficient for Discovery, Appraisal, & Arbitration
Supporting Arguments & Conclusions
Suitable for Court Depositions & Cross-Examination
Prepared to be Evidence in a Court of Law
Passes Federal Rule of Evidence 702 Daubert Requirements
Appropriate for Legal Rebuttals
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Your Storm and Hail Report Questions Answered

What is the difference between a hail map and a hail report?

A hail map shows you the big picture of where a storm hit so you can locate potential clients. Our weather reports, which include a Weather History report, a Meteorologist Reviewed Report, a Certified Report, and an Expert Report, helps you close a claim.

What is the difference between a Weather History Report and a Reviewed Report?

A Weather History Report includes the historical hail, wind/hurricane, and tornado storms that have impacted an address. This shareable PDF can be used as a sales tool with property owners and as evidence to close insurance claims by supporting the date of loss. A Reviewed Report takes a look at one date of loss of your choosing and has a meteorologist confirm the storm details are accurate. This report provides credibility for the date of loss filed for an insurance claim.

What is the difference between the Certified Report and Expert Report?

In a insurance claim dispute, a Certified Report tries to avoid court by providing a detailed analysis of a single date of loss and the related weather causations. The Certified Report is then signed off by our independent Forensic Meteorologist. The Expert Report is similar to the Certified Report but is designed for evidence in a court case. The Expert Report can span multiple dates of loss, be any type of severe weather, and retain our Forensic Meteorologist as an expert witness.

What storm report/hail report will help me with a denied claim around the date of loss and causation?

Our goal is to provide a storm or hail report that states what actually happened on the ground. Depending on where you are in the claim process, we have a few storm reports/hail reports to pick from. If you need supplementary evidence, a Reviewed Report by a meteorologist can confirm the date of loss details. If you want to provide stronger evidence and avoid court, the Certified Report is a deep analysis that can help fast-track insurance claim disputes. If you are headed to court, the Expert Report will provide unbiased evidence from our Forensic Meteorologist.

I need a meteorological expert witness. Do you offer that?

Yes! Our Expert Report allows you to have a consultation with our Forensic Meteorologist, retain them as a witness, and have them provide a court-ready weather report for your court case.