States rising
By trade, right now
Live map
By state
How the index works
Each trade gets a level in each state: normal, seasonal peak, rising or surging. Levels come from active National Weather Service alerts mapped to the trades they drive (freezes to plumbing and water damage, hail to roofing and gutters, heat to HVAC), NOAA storm reports from the last 48 hours, and each trade's normal seasonal curve. It shows where demand is likely to rise; it is not a count of calls.
Use it, cite it, embed it: free embed code. Please credit "HomeProRadar Demand Index".
The Radar Weekly
Where home-service demand moves next. Every Monday.
Storms, freezes and disasters by trade and state, plus what we see in lead costs. One short email, free.
Use cases
Who uses it, and how
Raise caps and add phone coverage where your trade is rising. Plan crews a few days ahead.
Move budget to rising states before CPCs climb, and pull back where demand is only seasonal.
Cite the index for weekly demand stories. Free to embed with credit.
FAQ
Questions
What is the Demand Index?
A free, live view of where demand is rising for ten home-service trades, state by state, from public weather and disaster data.
How is it calculated?
From active National Weather Service alerts mapped to trades, NOAA storm reports from the last 48 hours, FEMA declarations and each trade’s seasonal curve.
Can I cite or embed it?
Yes. Please credit “HomeProRadar Demand Index” and link back.
Is it a forecast of calls?
No. It shows where demand is likely to rise, not a count of calls.