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About Home Health Intelligence

We Built The Tool We Wished Existed.

Most Texas homeowners have never seen a real read on their own house. Brush in the immediate zone. A roof past its useful life. A drainage detail nobody flagged at the last inspection. Every one of those is fixable, and every one of them stays invisible until somebody writes it down. Home Health Intel writes it down.

The wedge

Homeowner-first. Workflow-driven. Carrier-aligned.

Generalist homeowner-photo AI is now table stakes. Our edge is multi-peril depth, homeowner ownership of the data, and a carrier-aligned evidence bundle that uses the same NGDS JSON schema CoreLogic submits. C2PA + PAdES-LTV PDF signing ships in Phase 3. You own the report. You decide what to share.

The frame

Condition first, not quote shopping.

We don’t lead with quote-shopping or claim-filing. We lead with what your home is actually made of, zone by zone, documented in photos and public data on a date you can point to.

The platform

One HealthIntel. Three homeowner reads today: fire, storm, roof.

  • Active

    FireIntel: Wildfire

    FEMA NRI exposure, satellite imagery, defensible-space photo capture (NFPA Firewise zones), IBHS Wildfire Prepared Home hardening checks, plant species identification.

  • Active

    StormIntel: Wind / Hail

    Wind and hail exposure, hail history, roof covering impact class (UL 2218 / FM 4473), IBHS FORTIFIED indicators, plus gutters, siding, windows and interior damage evidence.

  • Active

    RoofIntel: Roof Health

    Age, material, cover layers, recent storm exposure, repair signals.

  • Not scored yet

    WaterIntel: Drainage / Freeze

    Foundation grading, downspouts, supply lines, hose bibs and FEMA flood-zone context. Built and in testing. It is not part of your score today, and your report will say so.

51%

Austin Land In WUI Overlay

3.2M

TX Homes In Wildland Zones

$2k+

Avg TX Premium / Year

Texas built

Home Health Intelligence is based in Austin, Texas. We launched here because Texas homeowners need this first, but the model travels: wildfire, storm, and roof risk show up everywhere a home does.