Today
Demand by trade
How many states each trade is rising in right now, and where it's strongest. Pick your state above to see only your market.
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Roofing · siding · gutters · tree
Storm damage, last 48 hours
Hail, damaging wind and tornado reports logged by NOAA, grouped by state. Hail of 1 inch or larger usually means roof, siding and gutter claims.
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Plumbing · HVAC · water damage
Weather driving calls now
Active National Weather Service alerts, mapped to the trades they push. Freezes mean burst pipes; heat means AC calls; floods mean water damage.
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Rebuild demand · last 60 days
Federal disaster declarations
Where FEMA has declared a disaster. Declared areas see months of restoration, roofing, tree and remodeling work.
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How to use the brief
- Contractors: raise your call caps and hours in states where your trade is rising. Calls spike within hours of hail and freezes, and fade in days.
- Remodelers: watch disaster declarations. Insurance and rebuild work follows 2–12 weeks behind.
- Publishers and media buyers: move budget to rising states before CPCs climb, and pull back where demand is only seasonal.
Want calls in a rising market? Tell us your trade and ZIPs and a person replies within one business day.
Sources: National Weather Service active alerts, NOAA Storm Prediction Center storm reports (today and yesterday), National Hurricane Center active storms, and FEMA disaster declarations (last 60 days). Demand levels are HomeProRadar forecasts built from that data and seasonal patterns. They show where demand is likely to rise, not a guarantee of calls.