Titan Weather turns federal and cooperative weather records into address-specific reports for properties across the United States. Its service searches 14 government and observer-network sources for recorded hail, wind, tornado, flood, fire and lightning events, with the federal storm record extending from 1996 to today. Each report organizes findings by date and distance from the property, identifies the source of each record, and distinguishes direct measurements from radar detections, analyses and model estimates. It also indicates which sources were checked, including those that returned no results.

Designed for situations where a storm date, insurance claim, roof or repair scope is in question, Titan Weather provides a cited report that readers can verify against the underlying records. Reports include findings, a map, event details and information about the search methodology, and are available as PDFs. The company also offers public city-level hail and wind histories and an interactive storm map that replays events using radar imagery, ground reports and warnings.