We analyze roof age, storm damage, owner accessibility, and building size across 11 metros — so you call the right building owner at the right time.
Covering 11 metros across 8 states · 625,000+ properties scored
Trusted by commercial roofing contractors across Dallas, Houston, Kansas City, St. Louis, and beyond
"I found 3 qualified leads in my first 10 minutes."
— KC Roofing Contractor
"One job from Structera paid for 2 years of my subscription."
— STL Commercial Roofer
"We closed a $400K job in our first month. The data is that good."
— OKC Roofing Company
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Three steps from data to closed deal.
Our algorithm analyzes roof age, building size, flat roof probability, owner type, storm exposure, and permit history to rank 625,000+ commercial properties.
Filter by county, building size, owner accessibility, storm damage, or opportunity score. Export your top picks or build lead lists.
Each property shows estimated revenue, owner contact strategy, and outreach recommendations. One closed job pays for years of Structera.
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Close just ONE job from Structera and you've paid for 62+ years of your subscription.
We monitor NOAA storm reports across 11 metros in real-time. When hail hits, you get instant access to every affected commercial building — sorted by damage severity, roof age, and owner accessibility.
NOAA reports hail or severe wind. We ingest the data within hours — size, location, and blast radius.
Every commercial property in the storm zone gets a damage probability score. Highest-risk properties surface first.
You get a prioritized list of affected properties — with owner info, estimated revenue, and outreach strategy.
48 hours after a storm is when deals are won. Structera makes sure you're first.
Pick your metro, pick your plan. One closed deal pays for years.
1 job = 10+ years
1 Tier 3 metro or 1 county from a larger metro.
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Full metro coverage with alerts, exports, and outreach.
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Multi-metro coverage for growing operations.
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All metros. Full API. Multi-seat. CRM.
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Structera aggregates public property records from county assessor databases across 11 metros, then applies a proprietary scoring model that analyzes building size, age, property type, flat roof probability, recent sales activity, and owner accessibility to identify buildings most likely to need roof replacement.
Structera covers 625,000+ commercial properties across 34 counties in 11 metros spanning 8 states — including Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Kansas City, St. Louis, Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Wichita, Omaha, and Des Moines.
Each property receives a Building Opportunity score (based on size, age, and roof type) and an Owner Accessibility score (based on how reachable the owner is). These combine into a single opportunity score that helps contractors prioritize the most promising leads.
We monitor NOAA storm data across all 11 metros twice daily. When hail or severe wind is reported, every commercial building within the storm radius gets re-scored with a damage probability. Growth and Enterprise subscribers receive alerts with the top affected properties.
CoStar and Reonomy serve real estate investors and brokers. Structera is purpose-built for commercial roofing contractors — with flat roof detection, building lifecycle scoring, storm damage tracking, and outreach strategy recommendations that general property platforms don't provide. And at $399/month, it's a fraction of the cost.
Yes! We offer a free 7-day trial with access to 50 property detail views. No credit card required to start.
CSV export is available on Growth and Enterprise plans. Growth subscribers can export up to 25 records per download and 150 per month. Enterprise subscribers get 500 per download and 2,000 per month.
Property data is refreshed weekly or monthly from county assessor records. Storm data is updated twice daily from NOAA. New sales, ownership changes, and storm events are detected and flagged automatically.