TeamCraft Roofing announced the upcoming launch of ShelterGuard.AI, an open API platform designed to proactively monitor and assess the impact of severe weather events on commercial real estate portfolios.

The innovative system, engineered by in-house Artificial Intelligence Engineer Alex Kindruk, is expected to launch in 2026 and promises to revolutionize how roofing contractors and property managers mitigate storm-related damage.

Headquartered in Salisbury, N.C., TeamCraft Roofing is a family-owned commercial and industrial roofing company incorporated in 1996. The company has expanded to 28+ locations across 13 states in the South, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Midwest regions, providing commercial re-roofing, repairs, and emergency leak response services.

ShelterGuard.AI allows users to upload their real estate portfolios and connect them to a comprehensive system that analyzes extensive weather data. By highlighting key impacts of weather events on specific properties, the platform enables roofing companies and property managers to transition from reactive service to a proactive, strategic approach.

“ShelterGuard.AI transforms roofing by turning weather into a strategic advantage—detecting severe weather instantly and enabling teams to reach damaged properties within minutes, not days,” Kindruk said. “By combining real-time weather intelligence with AI-powered communication, we’re helping contractors shift from reactive service providers to proactive, trusted advisors—giving every salesperson the power of a personal analyst, copywriter, and storm radar.”

The platform’s open API will allow seamless integration into existing systems, providing real-time intelligence and actionable insights before and after storms. This approach is designed to streamline communication and prioritize resources, ultimately reducing long-term repair costs and improving commercial roof lifespans.

“This product is going to revolutionize the way our customers manage weather impacts to their roofing portfolios,” said Lane Cagle, vice president of TeamCraft Roofing. “In addition to roofing applications, we also believe this system is going to have potential broader applications to the risk management industry.”