Sample morning list
What lands in your inbox every morning.
At the hour you pick, by email, with a PDF to print: 10 doors to knock, 10 homeowners to call, and a page per home. Here it is for Zip Codes 79601 + 79603 in Abilene (Abilene Heights, Hillcrest and Radford Hills), with real homes from today's list. Addresses, owners and numbers are hidden here; yours has them.
1. Today's 10 doors
In walking order, all within 1.86 miles of each other, with a map of the 10 pins. The first three from this morning:
- 1House number and street hidden, Abilene1.25" hail on Jul 5, 1.4 mi away · built 1937 · score 81
- 2House number and street hidden, Abilene1.25" hail on Apr 15, 1.3 mi away · built 1969 · score 81
- 3House number and street hidden, Abilene1.25" hail on Jul 5, 1.2 mi away · built 1968 · score 81
- + 7 more doors like these
2. Today's 10 calls
Homeowners in your Zip Code whose homes took hail, every number re-checked against the Do Not Call list that morning. Each row reads like this:
| Owner | Phone | Why this home |
|---|---|---|
| Owner's name | Cleared for calls | 1.25" hail on July 5, a 1937 roof |
Phones and emails are looked up the day you buy. Numbers on the Do Not Call list never reach your sheet.
3. A page per home, in the PDF
- Hail
- 1.25" on Jul 5
- Built
- 1937
- Score
- 81 / 100
- Hail
- 1.25" on Apr 15
- Built
- 1969
- Score
- 81 / 100
- Hail
- 1.25" on Jul 5
- Built
- 1968
- Score
- 81 / 100
Each page has a few lines to say at the door, like: “Hi, I'm with [your company]. On July 5, radar showed 1.25-inch hail within 1.4 miles of here, and roofs from 1937 don't always show the damage from the ground. Can I take a look?”
4. And 30 emails a day, in your name
They go out between 9 and 5 from your own Gmail or Outlook to homeowners whose homes took hail, with your company name, your mailing address and a one-click opt-out. See the email and Zip Codes 79601 + 79603.
Hail sizes from radar are estimates within 1.5 miles of each home; spotter reports are shown as filed.