Hail storm roofing leads
Hail falls on roofs old enough to claim.
1,965
reports of hail an inch or larger across the US in 90 days. United States, Jun 30, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026.
A roof, impact window, door or shutter permit issues in hurricane country.
$4,180,609,126
in permits, one value per property
In South Florida's hurricane zone, every roof covering, window, door and shutter needs a permit, and the permit names the installer and its license. Bigger buildings buy the whole envelope as a package, with the contractor named on the master permit.
The Wind Tunnel tracks those permits in Miami-Dade and gives a manufacturer two lists: the properties buying an envelope, and the installers ranked by how many roof, window, door and shutter permits they pulled.
Your dealer team knows which installers pulled the most envelope permits this quarter, and they're the first calls. Your project team sees the buildings buying a full envelope while the spec is still open.
Hail falls on roofs old enough to claim.
1,965
reports of hail an inch or larger across the US in 90 days. United States, Jun 30, 2026 to Sep 27, 2026.
Re-roof activity spikes after a storm.
3,519
re-roof permits issued in Los Angeles in 90 days. City of Los Angeles, Jun 22, 2026 to Sep 19, 2026.
A large commercial job pulls its building permit.
$20,480,184,796
in building permits, one value per job site. 13 of the largest US cities and counties, 60 days.
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