Storm lists
After a hail or high-wind storm, the homes likely in its path, built as soon as the storm reports are published. Oldest homes at the top.
Property Signals · for Phoenix home service companies
The homes that need you next.
After a hail or monsoon storm, a list of the homes likely in its path, oldest first. Every month, the homes whose AC, roof, water heater or pool equipment is due by age. Built from public storm reports and county property records, and delivered to your inbox ready for your mailers and your door-knockers.
Quotedafter one conversation · price in writing · month to month
- Storm path mapped from public storm reportshail size and wind, by areamapped
- Homes likely in the path, matched to county recordsyear built and last sale, from the countymatched
- Oldest homes firstthe ones most likely to need yousorted
- Addresses you already served, markedso your past customers hear from you firstflagged
- An example, not a real listyours is built for your service area
What you get.
Two kinds of list, both built from public records, both for your service area only.
Due-by-age lists
Every month, the homes old enough that the AC, roof, water heater or pool equipment is near replacement, from build year and, where the city publishes them, permit records.
Your past customers first
Send your customer list and those addresses are marked, so the people who already know you hear from you before anyone else knocks.
Ready for mail and doors
A clean spreadsheet: the address, the owner as the county records it, and why the home is on the list. It drops straight into a mailer service or a canvassing app.
Lined up with your ads
The same neighborhoods can be targeted by your AI ads, so the mailer, the door hanger and the Facebook ad say the same thing the same week.
Counted
Lists sent and which addresses turned into jobs, matched against your own invoices.
After a storm, every roofer in the valley starts knocking.
The ones who win are not always the ones with the best crews. They are the ones who knew which streets to go to first.
This hands you THE STREETS the morning after, with the oldest homes on them at the top.
How it starts.
- Step 1One conversation
Your trade, your service area, and whether you work storms, replacements or both. About twenty minutes.
- Step 2A sample for your area
A real list for a recent storm or this month's due-by-age homes in your zip codes, so you can judge it before you pay anything.
- Step 3A price in writing
Month to month, no contract.
- Step 4Lists arrive on their own
Storm lists after each qualifying storm, due-by-age lists every month, straight to your inbox.
- Step 5A monthly count
Lists sent and the jobs they turned into. If it is not earning its keep, cancel at the end of the month.
What you will not get.
- Not a damage report
A storm list shows homes likely in the storm's path, from public reports. It does not say any roof is damaged. Only an inspection can.
- Not for cold calls or texts
The lists are for mail, door hangers, door-knocking and ads. Calling or texting people who never gave you their number breaks do-not-call rules, and every list says so.
- No bought or scraped data
Public storm reports and county and city records only. Nothing bought from a data broker, nothing taken from anyone's accounts.
- No promise of jobs
How many turn into work depends on your offer and your crew. You see the real count, good or bad.
Asked before starting
Where does the data come from?
Storm paths from the National Weather Service's public storm reports. Home details from county property records and, where a city publishes them, building permits. All of it is public record.
How fast does a storm list arrive?
It is built as soon as the storm reports are published, which is usually within hours of the storm passing. Most lists land the next morning.
Which areas do you cover?
Maricopa County first, because its property records are open and detailed. Other Arizona counties on request, checked before you pay.
Can I call or text the homes on the list?
Not cold. Use the list for mailers, door hangers, door-knocking and ads. Your own past customers are different: if they gave you their number, you can reach them the usual way.
What does it cost?
Quoted after one conversation and a sample list for your area. In writing, month to month.
Which streets would you knock tomorrow?
Start with a sample list for your service area. If it would not have sent your crew anywhere new, you will know before you pay.