After a hailstorm, it’s natural to wonder how close it came and whether your roof needs attention. MyHailScore, located in Denver, helps homeowners find useful information about hail activity near their property. Castle Rock Insurance and its partners are happy to highlight this Colorado business for making storm records easier to access and understand. It’s a practical resource for anyone who wants to learn more about their home’s hail exposure.
The company’s free address lookup brings together NOAA storm records and radar information to show nearby hail events, dates, hail sizes and distances from a property. It also provides a hail exposure score from zero to 100, with no account or credit card required for the basic lookup. The score reflects recorded hail activity, while a physical inspection is needed to confirm roof damage. Having that context can help homeowners ask more informed questions when speaking with a roofing professional.
For those who want to keep an ongoing record, a free homeowner account allows users to track up to 10 properties. They can receive alerts about nearby hail activity and organize repair records, inspection photos and other documents in one place. Whether you’re maintaining your own home, managing a rental or helping a family member, keeping those details together can save time later. We appreciate that the service helps homeowners stay organized beyond a single storm.
MyHailScore also offers paid storm-history PDF reports with source citations and professional tools for contractors, inspectors and adjusters. These include detailed storm maps, tools for checking hail activity around a particular date and options for reviewing multiple properties. An iPhone app supports address checks in the field, and the company publishes its scoring methodology so users can better understand the results. Together, these resources help property owners and professionals work from clearer, more organized weather information.
Although MyHailScore serves addresses nationwide, its local resources cover Denver, Castle Rock, Parker, Highlands Ranch, Centennial and other Front Range communities. That Colorado focus makes it especially relevant to our neighbors who want to understand past storms and keep better property records. We’re glad to recognize a Denver business making useful information more accessible. Visit MyHailScore’s website to check an address, explore its resources or start keeping track of your home’s storm history.
