Sioux Falls, SD
Did the storm damage your property? Find out in 60 seconds, free.
Answer a few questions about your Sioux Falls home and get an instant, honest assessment of your storm and water-damage risk, plus a written report you can keep, whether or not you need any work done.
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How it works
Answer a few questions
Takes about 60 seconds. A "Not sure" option on every question, so we never force an answer.
Get an honest result
An instant, colour-coded result with a plain-English explanation, before we ask for anything.
Keep your written report
A detailed PDF with insurance guidance and questions to ask any contractor. Yours whether or not you proceed.
Recent storms near Sioux Falls
92 severe-weather events recorded within 25 miles in the last 6 months. The map shows the 60 most significant. Tap any marker to see the kind of damage it can cause to a home.
Damaging wind
September 12, 2026 · 5 SE Davis · 58 mph gusts
Damage you might see
- Lifted or missing shingles and flashing
- Torn siding, fascia, and soffit
- Fallen limbs and debris impact
- Wind-driven rain forced under the roofline
Images are representative examples of typical damage, not photos of local properties (credits in public/damage/CREDITS.md). A storm nearby does not mean your home is damaged; many are not. Storm data: National Weather Service Local Storm Reports, via the Iowa Environmental Mesonet.
Sioux Falls sees its share of severe weather: spring hail, summer thunderstorms, and heavy snowmelt that can push water where it does not belong. When storm or water damage hits your home, the hardest part is often knowing how serious it really is. Our free 60-second checker gives you an honest answer before you talk to anyone.
Get an honest assessment first
You get a colour-coded result and a written report even if we never refer you to anyone. If your home is fine, we tell you that and give you maintenance guidance instead of a sales pitch.
How the referral works
We are a referral and matching service, not a contractor. If your result suggests professional help, we share your request with independent contractors and home-services marketplaces that handle water extraction, drying, mould prevention, and storm repair. We do not screen or endorse them, and you are never obligated to hire anyone.
What to do right now if water is coming in
Stop the source of water where it is safe to do so, move valuables and electronics away from the affected area, and start documenting with photos and dates. Fast documentation protects both your home and any future insurance claim.
Common questions
Is this really free?
Yes, genuinely. The assessment and the full written report are free and need no email address or phone number. You can take the report and never hear from us. We only earn anything if you separately choose to have a contractor contact you, in which case they pay us a referral fee. You are never charged.
What happens after I submit my details?
An independent contractor will typically call you within a few hours to discuss your situation. You are never obligated to hire anyone.
How do you decide who contacts me?
We would rather say this plainly: we are a lead generation service, and your request is offered to the companies named on the consent box in order, and the first one that accepts it gets it. That is not the same as picking the company best suited to your job, and it is how we are paid. Those companies are marketplaces, so they pass your request to a contractor in their own network. You are never charged, and you can take the free report without any of this happening.
Who will contact me?
An independent third-party contractor. The specific businesses that may contact you are named on the consent box before you submit, and again on your confirmation page and email.
Will you sell my information to everyone?
No. Your details go to one company, chosen from the short list named on the consent checkbox before you agree, not to all of them and not to anyone else. Our system refuses to send your details to any company that was not named to you, and we log exactly what you were shown.
Does homeowner insurance cover storm and water damage?
Sudden, accidental water damage (like a burst pipe or storm intrusion) is often covered; gradual damage from neglect usually is not. Your report includes a plain-English insurance guide.