Drone-powered roof intelligence
See the damage. Show them what they're missing.
Stormview finds the roof damage nobody knows about yet, turning hidden problems into early fixes instead of costly surprises.
As featured on CBS 60 MinutesFrom flight to first knock
How It Works
Capture
Drone pilots capture high-resolution images of rooftops in storm-affected areas. Fly your own drone or tap our nationwide pilot network.
Detect
AI reviews every image and flags visible roof damage, from missing shingles to cracked tiles. Each finding is marked directly on the imagery.
Convert
Damaged properties appear as leads on your map and dashboard. Reach homeowners with mailers, door hangers, and a link to see their own roof.
Features
Built for roofing teams
Verified damage before first contact
Earn homeowner trust before visiting. Show exactly where damage is located with visual verification.
Storm-event targeting
Visualize hail and wind storm events with a time slider to isolate storms to your desired timeframe. Send pilots to storm-affected areas within visualized buffer zones.
Lead dashboard
Every lead lands on your map and dashboard, with verified phone numbers and QR-scan notifications updating automatically. Your data stays yours — never shared with competing roofing companies.
Mailers & QR outreach
Send personalized mailers and QR-enabled door hangers showing roof damage. Homeowners scan to verify contact info and instantly access the damage viewer—your dashboard updates automatically.
Bring your own drone
Capture images with your 12MP+ drone at 70–100 feet and upload. Our automated processing generates leads on your map.
Nationwide pilot coverage
Use our nationwide pilot network to generate leads. Define your service area and our pilots will fly and collect imagery, automatically populating leads when damage is found.
See Stormview in action
We began as a drone services marketplace connecting pilots with customers. After Hurricane Ian we made it free for homeowners to see their homes from the air — work featured on CBS 60 Minutes.
Where is Stormview legal?
Check the map below to see where drone-based lead generation is currently permitted.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Our pilots generate leads only in states where it is legal to fly over private property without prior permission from the homeowner. Pilots in our network are commercially-certified and operate in accordance with Part 107 regulations.
We understand that some homeowners will not want their properties flown over, and respect their privacy. We make it easy for those homeowners to request to be removed from our database and placed on a “Do Not Collect” list. We've trained our algorithms to automatically detect and draw a box around people in our imagery to further enhance privacy.
All of our leads have at least some degree of visible damage on the roof at the time the image was collected. Traditional, nonexclusive leads originate after a homeowner searches for roofers, and are ready to shop around. Roofers generally buy these leads and compete to earn the homeowner's business. Our leads get you the FIRST IN THE DOOR advantage in cases where homeowners aren't even aware they have damage. Many homeowners never get on their roofs to see what shape it's in. With our leads you can show them their roof on first contact, whether you send them the damage viewer URL over the phone, or show them in person.
Leads that are sold as exclusive are exclusive for 12 months. Nonexclusive leads sold through the marketplace at a lower rate are not exclusive, and may be sold to multiple roofers.
Yes. Our subscription service allows roofers to upload their own images to run through our damage detection and report generation system.
Most newer DJI, Autel, and Skydio drones will work. Drones must have at least a 12 megapixel camera. The ideal drones are DJI Mini 4 Pro and better ($1,100 retail).