A storm-territory map for roofing crews

The problem

Crews drove whole neighborhoods block by block after a storm with no way to tell which streets already had real hail damage and which didn't — a rep's whole day could go to doors that were never going to say yes, while none of the available tools could judge metal-roof damage or insurance-replacement probability.

What RVG builds

• A map-first view of every scored address in a storm's path, not a spreadsheet
• Color-coded replacement-probability scores a rep can read from the truck
• The same real storm-history data every score is based on, layered over the map
• A foundation a fuller command center — quotes, crews, follow-ups — gets built on top of later

How it works

The same scoring engine behind the address lookup renders its output as a map: every storm event plotted, every scored address pinned and color-coded. A rep opens it before heading out and already knows which doors are worth knocking on.

See it live

This isn't a mockup — it's the real, working tool this solution is built on.

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