A few seats left

August 15, 2026. Columbine and JEFFERSON County.

up to 2.5" hail (radar-estimated) · 83 mph wind. We scored 14,977 homes in the impact zone and cut them into a handful of exclusive slices of about 749 homes each — contiguous streets, balanced by count and by score. Buy one and those addresses are yours alone among Storm Pack buyers.

One-time
$1,499

20 of the seats remain. One slice per roofer. Secure checkout by Stripe. By buying you agree to the Storm Pack terms.

The storm

JEFFERSON County · radar footprint
Aug 15, 1:30 PM MDT
NEXRAD composite reflectivity (Iowa State Mesonet archive). Bold outline = radar-estimated hail ≥1″ footprint. · Satellite + zoom in the map controls.

The storm record

August 15, 2026 · times local

Radar · estimated

34 hail signatures ≥1" from the NEXRAD hail algorithm between 1:06 PM and 1:51 PM, largest 2.5" at 1:31 PM. Each signature is a storm cell's estimated maximum hail size at that scan; the zone is every home within 1.5 miles of one.

  • 2.5" × 1
  • 2.25" × 5
  • 2" × 6
  • 1.75" × 3
  • 1.5" × 8
  • 1.25" × 8
  • 1" × 3

Spotter & NOAA reports · ground truth

No spotter or NOAA report on file inside this zone for August 15, 2026. Radar only — say "radar-estimated" at the door.

Radar sizes are the NEXRAD hail algorithm's estimate per storm cell and tend to read high; spotter and NOAA reports are what a person measured and are shown exactly as filed. Every home in your slice carries its nearest radar signature and nearest report.

What's in a slice

  • ~749 homes, scored 70+, each within 1.5 miles of a 1"+ radar hail cell that day (or 3 miles of a spotter report) — ordered street by street
  • Homeowner name, phone and email where we have them (Do-Not-Call and Do-Not-Email screened)
  • The storm record behind every roof: date, radar-estimated hail, wind, distance
  • Google Maps door route, printable sheet, CSV for your CRM
  • 30 days of dashboard access to mark outcomes; the CSV is yours to keep

How exclusivity works

The zone was cut into slices before the first seat sold. Streets stay together so you knock a block, not a scatter; the best streets are dealt across every slice so the last seat is as good as seat 1. Seat k gets slice k — there is nothing to pick and no way to get someone else's homes.

One home, one open pack. A home that was hit by two storms is only ever in the newer storm's pack, so two Storm Pack buyers never hold the same address. Homes in cities held by an exclusive RoofLeads Pro subscriber are never packaged. Full terms: Storm Pack terms.

Towns in the zone

  • Columbine3,957 homes
  • Ken Caryl3,285 homes
  • Morrison2,852 homes
  • Dakota Ridge2,450 homes
  • Littleton1,602 homes
  • Across974 streets

Street names and addresses unlock with a seat. Home counts are homes scored 70+ inside this storm's radar footprint; hail from radar is an estimate.

Before you buy

Do I get to see the addresses first?
No — you see the towns, the counts and the map. The streets and addresses are what you're buying; they unlock the moment payment clears.
Can another roofer buy the same homes?
Not through us. Each seat is a different slice, and a home is only ever in one open pack. Other roofers can still knock on their own.
How many have a phone or email?
Owner names on nearly every home; a usable phone or email on roughly a third to a half, DNC-screened. The rest are door-only.
Refunds?
Delivered instantly, so no refunds after fulfilment — unless we mis-cut the storm (wrong day, wrong area, duplicates), then it's a full refund within 7 days. Full terms.
Not your area? Get the next storm near you.

One email when a pack opens within about 25 miles of the zip you work.

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Storm Club seat — JEFFERSON County

A monthly seat gets you a slice of every storm in the county automatically, same exclusivity, no racing for seats. Opening soon; the first members are the roofers on this list.

Own Columbine outright

Exclusive city: every home, every storm, nobody else — plus outreach from your own inbox and CRM sync. The top of the ladder.

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