Roofing companies
Roof replacement leads sent to you only.
Get exclusive qualified roofing leads from homeowners screened for ownership, service area and the project type you ask for.
- Exclusive homeowner leads
- Your lead criteria
- No monthly retainer
- Off-criteria leads do not count
Qualification
Screened before your rep picks up the phone.
A roofing lead is only useful if it is the job you want. Home Lead Supply asks whether the homeowner needs a replacement or a repair and whether they own the home, your criteria decide which answers count, and each qualified lead goes to you only.
- Homeowner status
- Service area
- Project type
- Every answer included
- Your lead criteria
Example criteria. Yours are agreed before launch.
| Service area | Your service area |
|---|---|
| Project type | Replacement or repair, as you specify |
| Ownership | Homeowner |
| Other criteria | The ones you set |
Criteria agreed before launch
You set the criteria, such as service area and project type. On every lead our base standard applies: the homeowner or an authorized decision-maker, valid contact details with consent, and no duplicate within 60 days.
Delivery
What your team receives.
The lead
Name, phone, email, address, and every answer the homeowner gave.
Exclusivity
Exclusive leads, sent to you only.
Replacement
A lead outside the agreed criteria does not count. Flag it and it is reviewed under your order terms.
How delivery works: Email, SMS, your CRM, or a direct integration, straight to your team while the homeowner is still expecting the call. Set up and tested before the first lead.
A complete lead record
What arrives with every lead.
Each roofing lead arrives with the project type, replacement or repair, and the address inside your service area.
- Homeowner name, phone and email, as they entered them
- Property address and ZIP code
- The project they asked for and every answer they gave
- Which of the agreed criteria the lead met
- Consent record kept with the lead
Guides
How contractors judge roofing leads.
- Are Roof Replacement Leads Worth Buying?
Repair calls and wasted inspections are the hidden cost in roofing leads. Here is how to count them, what to screen for, and how to run the first call.
Context
Why roofing work behaves differently.
Roofing is the one trade here where the project often starts with damage rather than a plan. A homeowner who has found a stain on a ceiling is not comparing finishes; they want someone to look at it. That urgency is genuinely valuable, and it is also why roofing attracts more shared-lead selling than any other trade on this site: the same homeowner is worth reselling precisely because they will answer the phone.
The split that decides whether a lead is worth anything to you is replace against repair. A roofer who sells full replacements and a roofer who runs a repair crew are buying two different businesses, and a source that cannot separate them will charge you the same for both. It is the first criterion to settle and the one most worth being strict about.
Storm work adds a third pattern. After a weather event a market fills with homeowners who need a roof and with companies who have arrived to sell one, and the honest position for a lead provider is that it can pass on what the homeowner said about their roof. What it cannot do is tell you a claim will be approved, or tell a homeowner that insurance will pay. Neither is ours to judge.
Before you buy
Questions to ask any roofing lead source.
Worth asking of any source you consider, including this one. Roofing attracts more resold leads than most trades, so the first question matters more here than anywhere.
How many companies receive this lead?
In roofing this is the question. A homeowner sold to four roofers has already spoken to three of them by the time you call.
Can I take replacement work only?
Replace against repair is the split that decides whether a lead fits your crew at all, and it should be a setting rather than a conversation.
Is this lead being resold later?
Some providers sell a lead as exclusive on the day and move it into a shared pool afterwards. Ask whether exclusivity has an expiry.
What is said to the homeowner about insurance?
If a source tells homeowners their claim will be covered, you inherit that expectation on the first call and the conversation starts with a correction.
What happens when a lead misses my criteria?
Settle it in the order terms before you place one. A provider who is vague here is telling you how disputes will go.
Who owns the advertising?
If you are paying per lead and also funding the campaigns, you are paying twice for the same homeowner.
Straight answers
What we do not do.
Said plainly here so none of it is a surprise after you place an order.
- We do not assess roof damage, estimate a claim, or tell a homeowner that their insurer will pay. We pass on what the homeowner told us about their roof.
- We do not verify a homeowner's identity, phone number or email address, and we do not claim to. The contact details are what the homeowner entered.
- We do not book appointments, sit in on your calls, or sell on your behalf. The lead reaches your team and the sale is yours to run.
- We do not publish a price list. Price depends on the trade, the market, the criteria and the order size, so it is agreed with you before launch rather than advertised.
- We do not promise a reply time from the homeowner, a close rate, or a number of jobs. Nobody can promise those honestly, and a source that does is telling you something about itself.
Questions
Buying leads for roofing.
What counts as a qualified roofing lead?
A homeowner or an authorized decision-maker in your service area who asked about their roof, with valid contact details and consent, and no duplicate within 60 days. The criteria you agree before launch sit on top of that, starting with whether you want replacement work, repair work, or both.
Can I take replacement projects only?
Yes. Replace or repair is the split that matters most in roofing, and it is one of the criteria you agree before launch. If you only sell full replacements, a repair request does not count against your order.
Do you screen for storm or insurance work?
We can ask a homeowner what prompted the project, and that answer reaches you with the lead. What we do not do is decide whether a claim is viable or tell a homeowner that insurance will pay, because neither is ours to judge.
Is roofing live today?
Roofing is a trade we build orders for, and the qualification and delivery work the same way as any other order described on this page. If you want roof replacement leads in your market, the place to start is an application so the criteria and order can be agreed.
Are roofing leads exclusive to my company?
Yes. Each qualified roofing lead is sold to one company and is never shared or resold.
Get exclusive roof replacement leads in your service area.
Tell us your service area and the jobs you want more of. We’ll confirm availability, pricing and delivery before launch.
Leads that meet the agreed criteria, or they do not count.