Knock JockeyStorm swaths and new homeowners. Same map.
Chasing a storm tells your reps which neighborhood. It doesn't tell them which house, who to talk to first, or how to drive it. Knock Jockey does all three.
$22 per rep per month. No contract.
A storm map is a starting point, not a plan
Your reps get dropped in a hail swath with a rough boundary and told to work it. So they knock whatever's in front of them, cover the same streets a teammate already walked, and lose an hour a day to driving decisions made one house at a time.
Meanwhile the highest-intent door on that street isn't marked at all: the house that sold two months ago. New owners inherit a roof they didn't inspect, they're already spending on the house, and they have no relationship with a roofer. Knock Jockey shows your reps both layers at once.
What your reps get
Two layers, one map
Hail and wind swaths for the storms that hit your market, plus recently sold homes refreshed weekly. Toggle either. A house sitting in both is the first door of the day.
Claim a territory, get a route
Drop a pin, take the nearest 15 or 25 homes. Locked to that rep so nobody double-knocks a street you already worked. The app builds an efficient driving order and hands it to Google Maps.
Every roof you sign stays on the map
Closed jobs become your logo, permanently. Standing on the next porch, your rep shows the homeowner every neighbor on the street who already signed with you. In storm work that's the strongest proof you have.
Built for canvassing, not for the office
- No double-knocks. Claimed homes vanish from every other rep's map, not just grey out.
- Claims expire. After 30 days a territory releases, so nobody sits on ground they aren't working.
- Outcomes update in place. "Callback" becomes "inspection set" becomes "signed" without leaving the map.
- Sun mode. Readable on a roof at noon.
- Works offline. Knocks queue and sync when signal returns.
- PIN sign-in. A new rep is on the doors in under a minute.
Pricing
$22 per rep per month. $20 at 8 reps. $19 at 15 — and every rep drops, not just the new ones. Scale up for a storm, scale back after.
Questions
Where does the storm data come from?
Public hail and wind reports mapped to swaths over your market. It's a targeting layer for canvassing — it tells your reps where damage was reported, not whether a specific roof is damaged. That's still your inspection.
Can we scale reps up and down with storms?
Yes. Tell us your count and we adjust it. Crossing a tier moves every rep to the new rate on the next invoice, in either direction.
Does it replace our CRM or estimating software?
No. Knock Jockey is the street layer — targeting, claiming, routing, outcomes. Your CRM keeps production, estimating, and billing.
Which areas are live?
Maricopa and Pinal County in Arizona for sold-home data. We add counties on request — ask before you buy and we'll be straight with you about availability.