WeatherGuard connects real-time weather data to your property's service history — so HES knows exactly when to act, before water, ice, or storm damage costs you thousands.
Add your home's service address — not your location. WeatherGuard monitors the exact property HES protects, 24/7.
We track rain, snow, ice, and storm data for your address in real time — with 7-day forecasts and severe weather alerts.
Every service HES performs is logged. The system knows your last gutter cleaning, roof inspection, and maintenance date.
When weather risk meets service gaps, the system alerts HES automatically — triggering outreach before problems occur.
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Weather data tied to your property's address — not your phone. If you travel, your home is still being watched. Snow, rain, ice, and wind tracked 24/7.
Every gutter cleaning, roof inspection, and repair is recorded. The system knows your home's full service timeline and flags what's overdue.
An intelligent algorithm crosses weather forecasts with service gaps to generate a risk score for each property — so HES prioritizes the most urgent homes.
Before a storm hits, you and HES both get notified. 24 to 48 hours in advance — enough time to schedule a service and prevent damage.
Connects directly to platforms like Kommo. When a trigger fires, a CRM task is automatically created — call, WhatsApp, or message sent to the homeowner.
HES sees all monitored properties in one view. Filter by risk level, service status, or weather conditions across every client on the platform.
WeatherGuard connects to your CRM — like Kommo — and fires automated workflows the moment conditions align. No manual monitoring, no missed opportunities.
2"+ rain forecast & last cleaning >90 days → CRM task: call customer today
4"+ snow expected & no inspection in 6mo → send WhatsApp alert + schedule visit
90 days since last service → automatic message: "Time for your home's checkup"
Join homeowners who trust HES WeatherGuard to monitor their property's most vulnerable systems — before weather turns into damage.