- Owner name + mailing address
- Included on Pro
- Phone + email
- On-demand lookup, uses credits
- Source
- County assessor and recorder records
What owner information does Hail Pro show?
| Data | Where it comes from | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Owner name(s) | County tax assessor records | Pro, Enterprise |
| Owner mailing address | County tax assessor records | Pro, Enterprise |
| Renter-occupied flag | Mailing address vs. property address | Pro, Enterprise |
| Phone numbers and emails | Contact enrichment lookup | Pro, Enterprise (credits) |
| Sale history, year built, lot size | Assessor and recorder records, where published | Pro, Enterprise |
Why do roofers need homeowner data?
- Talk to the decision maker. Only the owner can sign a roofing contract or an insurance claim.
- Skip rentals or work them differently. A renter cannot approve a roof; the mailing address tells you where to send the letter instead.
- Follow up. A phone number or email turns a "not home" into a second chance.
- Mail. Owner mailing addresses feed postcard campaigns directly.
How do contact lookups and credits work?
Revealing an owner's phone numbers and emails costs 1 credit per property. Pro includes 5 credits refreshed monthly and Enterprise includes 100; more can be purchased. Credits top up to the plan cap each month rather than stacking indefinitely.
Use homeowner contact data in line with the federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act, the Do Not Call registry and your state's door-to-door and telemarketing rules.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out who owns a house?
Property ownership is public record held by the county assessor or recorder. In Hail Pro you tap the property on the map and the owner name and mailing address appear on the property card. For a general walkthrough, see how to find a property owner by address.
Is homeowner data available everywhere?
Owner names come from county records and coverage varies by county. Some counties mask owner names or do not publish them in bulk.