Bought leads go to everyone
Directory and marketplace leads often reach several roofers at once. The homeowner picks whoever calls first, and price becomes the whole conversation.
Bought roofing leads usually go to other roofers too. We build the system that brings replacement buyers to you alone, then books them for an inspection.
Directory and marketplace leads often reach several roofers at once. The homeowner picks whoever calls first, and price becomes the whole conversation.
If demand shows up with the storms, you’re booking re-roofs when tear-offs are hardest to schedule and every roofer is bidding.
A flashing fix and a full tile re-roof come through one form, and your estimator drives out to both before anyone knows which is which.
Video from your own tear-offs runs from late summer into fall, aimed at your service area, license number visible in every ad.
Material options, a rough price by square footage, and photos from your re-roofs. Nothing on it invites a repair call.
Homeowners pick their own slot, get a confirmation text naming who’s coming, plus a reminder 24 hours out.
After the proposal goes out, short check-ins keep you in front of the homeowner while other bids come in.
Example written by BlueSmith to show the approach. Not a client ad or a result.
Leak calls and full tear-offs land in the same inbox. Price the leads you want, the replacements, so you know what to pay for them.
Each lead is worth (revenue): $2,160
$18,000 project, 35% margin, 40% of leads booked, 30% of estimates closed.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Bought leads are quick to start and shared by design. Your own system takes setup, but every homeowner who books came to you, saw your work, and answered your questions first. Some roofers run both for a while and compare cost per signed roof.
Enough to show an honest ballpark by roof size and material. Your line-item pricing stays with you. The range just keeps homeowners from booking with a number in mind you can’t meet.
A filming day on an active tear-off, your service area, the materials you install, who on your team runs inspections, and access to your ad accounts or permission to set them up.
No. Signed roofs depend on your market, budget, pricing, and how your team sells the inspection. We report what the system produced, from ad to signed contract, so you judge it on real jobs.
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