Roofing canvassing app that works offline

• Every property boundary (parcel) with its address.
• Hail swaths colored by estimated hail size, for recent and historical storms.
• Owner name and mailing address, and whether the home looks renter-occupied (Pro).
• Roofing and building permit history, including the last re-roof date where the permit office publishes it (Pro).
• Your team's tags and notes, so two reps never knock the same door twice.

Yes. Hail Pro is built offline-first: the property data for your area is stored on the device, so reps can search addresses, open properties, add tags and write notes in dead zones. Changes queue on the phone and sync automatically when coverage comes back. Storm neighborhoods are often exactly where towers are overloaded or down, which is why this matters.

• Shared tags. Outcomes like "not home", "inspection set" or "signed" show as pins for the whole team, with custom tag styles.
• Notes. Each property keeps one shared note, so context survives rep turnover.
• Leaderboards. Managers see activity by rep.
• Territories. Managers plan areas on the web map and reps work them on mobile.

Generic canvassing apps (built for solar, pest control or political campaigns) start from a blank map. A roofing canvassing app needs storm data and roof data on the same map: where hail fell, how big it was, how old each roof is and whether it was already replaced. Hail Pro puts those layers under the same pins your reps tap.