A report looking at 1.2 million homes in Colorado shows risks in the one of the top states for hail-related insurance claims are made worse by the state of some properties.
The Arturo used artificial intelligence models with aerial imagery, weather data, public records, and post-disaster imagery to analyze property vulnerability to weather-related events.
The report’s findings include:
Metal roofs, which are more durable against hail, represent only 1.36% of roofs in Colorado. 1,894 homes in Colorado have tarps on them. 68% of homes in Colorado have tree overlap, which could increase the risk