Roof Snapshot: Check Your Roof Online in Under 60 Seconds
Get Your Roof Snapshot: see storm reports near your home, get a roof-size estimate, choose your roof style, and get a roof report you can download — free for St. Louis homeowners.
What the Roof Snapshot checks
Storm activity near your address
Hail and high-wind reports recorded near the address, from NOAA’s Storm Events Database.
Estimated roof area and squares
Roof area from satellite building data when it is available, converted to roofing squares.
Your roof style and color
Pick the roof style you are considering — and, for asphalt shingles, a color.
A roof report you can keep
After you submit, download a PDF Roof Snapshot with your roof details and storm summary.
What it does not do
The Roof Snapshot is a starting point, not an inspection. It cannot see the condition of your shingles, flashing or decking, and it does not decide whether insurance will cover anything.
A storm report near your home does not confirm roof damage, claim eligibility, or insurance coverage. A qualified roofing professional should inspect the roof before repair, replacement, or insurance decisions are made.
Who receives your information
Your address, roof details and contact information are submitted through Roof Snapshot Pro to Roofing St. Louis so a roofing professional serving your area can follow up about your roof. Roofing-St-Louis.com is a roofing estimate and lead connection website; submitting a form does not guarantee service availability, insurance coverage, or roof replacement approval.
About Roof Snapshot Pro
The roof check on this site is Roof Snapshot Pro, a roof lead-capture and preliminary assessment tool built by Ageless Marketing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Roof Snapshot free?
Yes. Checking your roof and submitting a Roof Snapshot is free for homeowners.
Where does the storm information come from?
From NOAA’s Storm Events Database. The snapshot looks for hail and high-wind reports recorded near the address you enter. NOAA publishes reports with a delay of a few months.
How is the roof size estimated?
From satellite building data for the address, when it is available, converted to roofing squares (one square is 100 sq. ft.). If building data is not available, a roofing specialist can manually verify the roof size.
Does a storm report mean my roof is damaged?
No. Storm activity near a property does not confirm roof damage, roof condition, claim eligibility, or insurance coverage. A qualified roofing professional should inspect the property before repair, replacement, or insurance decisions are made.
What happens after I submit?
Your snapshot is sent to Roofing St. Louis so a roofing professional serving your area can review your property, storm history, and roof-size estimate and follow up with you. You can also download a PDF copy of your Roof Snapshot.
Ready to check your roof?
It takes about a minute. Start with your address.