Because our mapping service includes our proprietary severe weather data and an archive of historical data we do not offer a free trial of our mapping service. Please feel free to reach out for a demo and we will show you anything you may have questions about.

Our team of expert meteorologists track and analyze every severe weather event in real time. The advantage to our customers is the maps being updated in real time while they watch.

We analyze past severe weather data to digitally investigate specific addresses for the historical impact of severe weather. Like a crime scene investigator, we are looking for radar evidence of hail or wind impacting a specific location.

An instant report is a report that can be generated with historical severe weather that has impacted a contact’s address. This allows you to see the entire historical record in a print ready pdf that is file ready and shareable. The main difference in this and a Forensic Report is that the data is compiled from our active database of storms and not reviewed by a meteorologist.

Our team of expert meteorologists use their over 10,000 hours of mapping experience to analyze dual pol radar to depict where hail, wind, or tornadoes are impacting any given area.

We offer full in-depth reports prepared for claims that are heading into a legal battle. The report is created with the intention that it is being submitted into court. Give us a call to speak to an expert.

You can do a print screen or screenshot if you would like. On the browser app, Zoom into the area you want to print and use CONTROL-P for Windows and COMMAND-P for Mac. You can certainly get screenshots of maps but one of the great things about HailTrace is the ability to view maps on the go using our mobile app available for Apple and Android.

HailTrace is a subscription based severe weather mapping service that gives you unlimited access to live maps and our archive of maps. We do allow free access to all of our 1 Star hail maps or you may purchase individual maps if a subscription is not the best choice for you.

We do offer wind maps depicting areas impacted by severe wind(58 MPH+). Our team uses the radar to analyse wind events similar to the way they generate hail maps. One of the key elements to mapping wind accurately is the presence of precipitation. Much like a dolphin using sonar underwater to determine where to go, precipitation must be present to reflect back to the radar to give an accurate depiction of the wind event.

We get prospect data from Cole information. While the data is not always perfect the data is updated multiple times per month to insure the most accurate results possible

With our annual subscription you do get access to our entire database of severe weather maps

These are images of hail, hail damage, wind damage, or tornado damage that our team has compiled from various resources. These images are placed very near the location the image was taken and give a real life example of the impacts the storm had

Creating an account is very easy, just select log in at the top of any page and then select the register link

Absolutely and we highly recommend this methodology. It is very useful to find areas with multiple impacts or that have had significant storms in the past. Overlaying new storms can show you areas that have a higher potential for damage.