Where Do Roofers Get Leads After a Hail Storm in San Antonio?
Roofers get leads after a hail storm in San Antonio by cross-referencing the confirmed hail swath in Bexar County against building permit records. The properties inside the swath that have no re-roof permit filed are the leads: storm-hit homes that have not had the work done yet.
How It Works After a San Antonio Hail Storm
- Confirm the storm. NOAA Storm Events and SPC storm reports establish that hail occurred over Bexar County, and MRMS MESH radar data draws the swath polygon and hail-size bands on the ground. Hail size is a radar estimate, not a physical inspection.
- Match the property. Every parcel inside that San Antonio swath is checked against building permit records for a matching roofing or re-roof permit.
- Surface the gap. No permit on file after a confirmed hit means the roof is still unaddressed, that is the lead.
Why This Beats a Hail-Swath Map Alone
A swath map only shows where it hailed in San Antonio. The permit cross-reference filters out every property that has already been re-roofed, so what is left is the addressable market: storm-hit, still open.
Every lead is a Bexar County parcel inside a confirmed hail swath with no roof permit filed since the storm. We check the permit record, we do not estimate roof age.
Free Sample
Tell us you work Bexar County and a sample of 10 addresses from the latest confirmed storm is available on request. Call or text (979) 236-1958, or email hello@ecbtx.com, and mention Bexar County.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How do roofers get leads after a hail storm in San Antonio?
- By cross-referencing the confirmed hail swath over Bexar County against building permit records. Properties inside the swath with no re-roof permit filed are the leads.
- How soon after a San Antonio hail storm are the leads available?
- A free sample of 10 addresses from the latest confirmed storm is available on request.
- What area around San Antonio does txhailleads cover?
- Bexar County and the surrounding San Antonio metro, plus DFW and Austin views.
Call or text (979) 236-1958, text us, or email hello@ecbtx.com.