47,004 scored Fort Worth homes across 6 ZIP codes — ranked by roof age, hail exposure, owner status, and value so your reps work the 30,974 highest-signal doors, not the whole map.
47,004
Scored homes
6
ZIP codes
75%
Roofs 15+ yrs
465
Tarrant County hail events
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The Fort Worth data
Curbsight scores 47,004 residential properties in Fort Worth. 30,974 (66%) carry a score of 70 or higher — the shortlist your reps should knock first — and 38,717 (82%) are owner-occupied. 35,153 (75%) have roofs estimated at 15 years or older — the band where windows work becomes a real conversation. The average Fort Worth home was built in 1985, valued around $317k.
Storm history — Tarrant County
Tarrant County has 465 documented hail events on record from NOAA between 2016 and 2025, including 102 at 1.75″ (golf-ball) or larger — the size that routinely opens insurance claims — plus 242 severe wind events (up to 91 mph). Curbsight joins every one of these to the property ZIPs in Fort Worth, so a hail-exposed home surfaces on the rep's screen with the storm date already attached.
Jun 1, 2025HAILFt Worth Luck Arpt — 3" hail (baseball)
Every property card shows the inferred window era — wooden / aluminum / vinyl — with the failure modes specific to that era.
Pitch Coach (windows playbook)
The literal opening sentence to use, pulled from the captured RBA brand-ambassador playbook. For aluminum era: 'Have you noticed fog or condensation in your windows in the early morning or around sunset? That's usually a sign the argon gas has escaped and the seals have failed.'
Year-built filter
Filter your territory to just the aluminum-era homes (1960-1999), the wooden-era ones (pre-1960), or new-build vinyl that's hitting Oklahoma's 5-7 year failure window.
Property value gating
Combine era with property value — high-value aluminum-era homes are the prime market for premium replacement.
Representative Fort Worth profile
Derived from Fort Worth averages — not a single homeowner record
ZIP
76102
Built
1985
Est. roof age
~41y
Value
$317k
Owner-occupied
82%
Curbsight score
66
Fort Worth windows questions
How many Fort Worth properties does Curbsight score?
Curbsight scores 47,004 residential properties across 6 ZIP codes in Fort Worth (76102, 76109, 76116, 76131, 76134, 76140). Each one carries a 0–100 score built from roof age, documented hail exposure, owner status, year built, and property value — so your windows reps knock the 30,974 highest-signal doors instead of the whole city.
What makes a Fort Worth home a strong windows lead?
In Fort Worth, 75% of scored homes (35,153 properties) have roofs estimated at 15+ years, the average home was built in 1985, the average property value is $317k. Tarrant County also has 465 documented hail events on record since 2016. Those are the exact signals the Curbsight score weighs for windows.
Does Curbsight know if the original windows have been replaced?
Only when there's a year_remodeled on the county record. Many remodels aren't permitted (or aren't captured cleanly in county data), so the era classification is based on year_built unless we have explicit replacement data. The pitch coach handles this — the openers are designed to also work if the homeowner replies 'we actually replaced them in 2015.'