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Pre-qualified. Exclusive. Booked for tomorrow.
Every lead Rooftop delivers has been called by a person, qualified on six criteria, and booked for a next-day appointment. You never compete with another contractor for the same homeowner.
Not a form fill. A confirmed appointment.
Most “roofing leads” are a name, a number, and a timestamp — sold to whoever bids highest, four times over. By the time you dial, the homeowner has already spoken to three of your competitors, or never wanted a roof at all.
We work the other way round. Our floor makes the outbound call, has the conversation your estimator would have, and only then puts a time in your calendar.
Six things we confirm before we book.
Homeowner status
We confirm we’re speaking to a decision-maker who owns the property — not a tenant or a passer-by.
Property and roof type
Approximate square footage, roof material and storey count, so your estimator arrives prepared.
Condition and cause
Storm damage, ageing shingles, active leak or full replacement — we establish what’s actually wrong.
Insurance coverage
Confirmed insured, and whether a claim is already open or an adjuster has been out. We don’t book uninsured homeowners.
Timeline
How soon they want work done. Someone “thinking about it next year” isn’t an appointment.
Commitment to a time
A specific date and time the homeowner has agreed to and expects you to attend.
One homeowner. One contractor. Always.
Shared leads are the reason contractors distrust lead generation. When the same homeowner is sold to four companies, the sale goes to whoever calls fastest and discounts hardest — and everyone’s margin dies.
- Never resold, recycled, or syndicated
- No competing quotes arranged by us
- Territory respected — we don’t double-book a market
- The homeowner knows your company name before you arrive
About our leads.
How is this different from buying shared leads?
A shared lead is contact information sold to several contractors at once. A Rooftop appointment is a scheduled inspection with a homeowner who has already agreed to meet you, and it is sold to nobody else. You’re buying a place on a calendar, not a race.
What happens if the homeowner isn’t home?
It doesn’t count against your package. Our model is package completion — you pay for inspections your team actually performs, so a no-show is replaced rather than billed.
Can I choose the type of work I want?
Yes. Every appointment we book is an insured homeowner, and beyond that you can narrow it further — full replacements only, or jobs above a certain size. We build your criteria into the qualification script before the campaign starts.
How many appointments are in a package?
That depends on your market size and how many crews you can staff. We’d rather scope a smaller package than send appointments your team can’t service — tell us your capacity and we’ll size it honestly.
Stop paying for names. Start paying for inspections.
Tell us your market and crew size — we’ll come back with a realistic volume and a price.