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All Service Leads sells North Carolina roofing leads: Signature Roofing Leads (aged roofing leads at $3, 150-lead minimum: $450) and $150 Roofing Inbound Calls (5-call minimum: $750). NOAA recorded tropical storm and hurricane events in North Carolina in both 2024 and 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 North Carolina get?
NOAA logged 139 hail events in North Carolina in 2025 (tied for 21st of 51 for hail, up from 104 in 2024), with 113 of them severe, an inch across or bigger. Guilford County (12) and Wake County (8) had the most 2025 hail events in North Carolina, and Robeson County (13) the most in 2024. North Carolina’s largest stone measured 2.5 inches, down from 4 in 2024. North Carolina logged 782 damaging-wind events (13th of 51 for wind) and 16 tornadoes in 2025. NOAA recorded tropical storm and hurricane events in North Carolina in both years, counted by forecast zone: 35 in 2024 and 8 in 2025.
| 2025 | 2024 | |
|---|---|---|
| Hail events | 139 | 104 |
| Hail 1 inch or larger | 113 | 90 |
| Largest hail | 2.5 in | 4 in |
| Damaging wind events | 782 | 752 |
| Tornadoes | 16 | 49 |
Source: NOAA Storm Events Database, North Carolina events, 2025 and 2024.
How does wind compare with hail in North Carolina?
Damaging wind outnumbered hail in North Carolina 5.6 to 1 in 2025 (782 thunderstorm, high and strong wind events, against 139 hail events), and 7.2 to 1 in 2024.
North Carolina’s hail peaked in April and May in 2024 and May and June in 2025, with May the busiest month both years; two years are still a record, not a forecast. Hail rose 34% while damaging-wind events held about level, 752 in 2024 and 782 in 2025, leaving hail and wind together up 8% and 2025 the busier of the two years in North Carolina.
North Carolina’s housing is among the youngest of the 51: the median unit was built in 1991, tied for the 7th newest, though 34% of its 4.9 million units still predate 1980. The Census Bureau counts owners in 67% of North Carolina’s occupied homes, about 2.9 million.
Source: US Census Bureau, North Carolina, ACS 5-year, 2020-2024: owner-occupied 2,853,493 of 4,282,345; median year built 1991; built before 1980, 1,661,792 of 4,895,668.
Do you need a license to roof in North Carolina?
North Carolina requires a general contractor license from the state Licensing Board for General Contractors when a project costs $40,000 or more.
City and county rules sit on top of North Carolina’s license, and both change; check the source below and the building department in Charlotte, Raleigh or wherever the job is. We do not check licenses; the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors issues them, and every state is in one table.
Source: North Carolina General Statutes 87-1, definition of general contractor ($40,000 threshold), checked 2026-09-05.
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