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All Service Leads sells New Mexico roofing leads: Signature Roofing Leads (aged roofing leads at $3, 150-lead minimum: $450) and $150 Roofing Inbound Calls (5-call minimum: $750). New Mexico ranks 19th of 51 for NOAA hail events in 2025.
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Rows: homeowners who asked about a roof 30+ days ago; name, phone, address and roof issue (example row).
How much hail and wind does New Mexico get?
NOAA logged 164 hail events in New Mexico in 2025 (up from 98 in 2024), with 131 of them severe, an inch across or bigger. Lea County (35), Union County (21) and Bernalillo County (18) had the most 2025 hail events in New Mexico, and Lea County (13), Union County (12) and Curry County (9) the most in 2024. New Mexico’s largest stone measured 3 inches, as in 2024. New Mexico logged 426 damaging-wind events (tied for 27th of 51 for wind) and 15 tornadoes in 2025.
| 2025 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| Hail events | 164 | 98 |
| Hail 1 inch or larger | 131 | 80 |
| Largest hail | 3 in | 3 in |
| Damaging wind events | 426 | 343 |
| Tornadoes | 15 | 12 |
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, New Mexico events, 2025 and 2024.
When does hail peak in New Mexico?
Hail in New Mexico peaked in May and June in 2025 (May, June and July in 2024).
New Mexico’s busiest hail month came later in 2025: May in 2024, June in 2025. Damaging wind outnumbered hail in New Mexico 2.6 to 1 in 2025, and 3.5 to 1 in 2024. Hail climbed faster than damaging wind in New Mexico: up 67%, against 24% for wind (343 to 426 events), the two together up 34% in 2025.
Of the state’s 957,000 housing units, 43% predate 1980; the median New Mexico unit was built in 1985, tied for the 34th oldest of the 51. The Census Bureau counts owners in 70% of New Mexico’s occupied homes, about 586,000.
Source: US Census Bureau, New Mexico, ACS 5-year, 2020-2024: owner-occupied 585,937 of 837,414; median year built 1985; built before 1980, 408,312 of 956,964.
Do you need a license to roof in New Mexico?
New Mexico requires a contractor license from the Regulation and Licensing Department’s Construction Industries Division before doing roofing work.
City and county rules sit on top of New Mexico’s license, and both change; check the sources below and the building department in Albuquerque, Las Cruces or wherever the job is. We do not check licenses; the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department issues them, and every state is in one table.
Source: New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department, Construction Industries Division, and New Mexico Construction Industries Licensing Act, NMSA article 13, checked 2026-09-05.
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