Set your dates and a one inch minimum, press Hit count, and Storm Sniper stacks every radar hail day on one map: yellow hit once, orange twice, red three times or more. Tap a spot for the dates and pull the list with owner names and scrubbed phone numbers.
0:00A roof that got hit once is a lead. A roof that got hit twice or three times is a homeowner who's already worried. Here's how to find every one of them in North Texas in about 30 seconds.
0:17First, open Dates and Filters. We'll set the start date to January 1st and the end date to today, and we'll leave Min Hail at one inch, because one inch and up is the hail that actually tears up shingles.
0:31Now, just press Hit Count. Storm Sniper goes through every day of radar hail for this area and stacks it all onto one map. So every hail day since January is right here on one screen. The colors tell you the story.
0:48Yellow means it got hit once, orange got hit twice, and red means it got hit three times or more. So orange and red are where you want to be.
0:58The spots with the most homes get a pin with their home count on it, so you can find them at any zoom, and the panel adds it all up for you. At least 66,000 homes hit twice or more, right here in North Texas.
1:14Now tap the top spot in the list and the map flies right to it. That's over 25,000 homes, every one hit at least twice and part of it three times.
1:26Point at any spot and it shows you the exact dates the hail came through, so you know exactly what to tell the homeowner when they open that door.
1:36Tap the spot and get the count and the pull box. Press Pull All and the whole list comes down. Every home with the owner's name, the address, and the phone numbers, already DNC scrubbed and TCPA litigator scrubbed.
1:55Those are the best doors in North Texas, and right now, nobody else is knocking them. Go to stormsniper.ai and press Hit Count before your competition does.
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