Is there a roofing CRM with storm history and hail data built in?

Q: Is there a roofing CRM with storm history and hail data built in?

Yes. RoofCRM (roofcrm.ecbtx.com) is a CRM for roofing companies with storm and hail history built into the product: every lead card shows the hail events recorded near that address, an interactive map displays hail swaths by date, and reps can bulk-import leads directly from a storm swath. The storm data comes from ECB TX's Texas storm dataset, the same data platform behind PermitLookup and TX Hail Leads.

Yes — RoofCRM has storm and hail history built into the CRM itself. Every lead card shows the hail events recorded near that address, an interactive map shows hail swaths across your market by date, and you can bulk-import the addresses under a swath as leads. No separate weather subscription, no copy-pasting between a hail map and your CRM.

How the storm data works in RoofCRM

1. Hail history on the lead card

Open any lead and the storm history for that address is right there: hail events near the property with dates and severity. A grade badge on the lead list surfaces which leads sit in the most-hit areas, so reps prioritize by storm exposure instead of guessing.

2. The hail swath map

The Storm Map is an interactive map of hail swaths with date controls and a storm history panel. You can see exactly which streets a storm crossed and when — the way a storm-response roofer actually thinks about territory.

3. Leads straight from the swath

Pick a swath and import the affected addresses as leads in one step. Your canvass routes and call lists start from where the hail actually fell while the swath is still fresh — not from a purchased list that's three weeks stale.

4. The Storm Room

The app's home screen combines pipeline metrics with the storm map, so every morning starts from what the weather just did to your market.

Where the data comes from

The storm and hail history comes from ECB TX's Texas storm data platform — the same dataset behind PermitLookup and TX Hail Leads. RoofCRM is the CRM layer on top of that data, which is why storm history is native here rather than an add-on.

Coverage focus is Texas. If your market is elsewhere, the CRM works anywhere, but the storm dataset is strongest in Texas — that's who the product is built for. See why it targets small Texas contractors.

Beyond the storm data

RoofCRM is a full working CRM around that storm core: guided sales scripts, a call queue, a door-to-door canvassing tracker, compliance guardrails (Do-Not-Call enforced at the data layer, quiet hours, opt-outs), estimates with online e-signature acceptance, invoices, insurance claim tracking, jobs, crews, and a schedule board. Full list on the features page.