A dependable way to find roofing customers is through partners who see a damaged roof before the homeowner calls a roofer: home inspectors, property managers, restoration firms and real estate agents. LeadQuasar does not sell homeowner leads. It lists businesses, including 3,379 verified US roofing contacts, 3,194 (94%) with a phone number and 534 (15%) with a business email.
Two readers, one search
People who search "how to find roofing leads" want one of two things.
- Roofers who want customers. Homeowners and building owners who need a repair or a new roof. LeadQuasar has no homeowner data, and this list contains none. What it does have are the businesses that meet those customers first, which is the next section.
- Companies that sell to roofers. Suppliers, software firms, lenders and insurers who need roofing companies to call. The roofing list is built for them, and the second half of this guide is about working it.
Which businesses send roofers customers?
A referral partner hands you a customer who already trusts the person who sent them. The businesses worth a call, and the guides to finding them on LeadQuasar:
- Home inspectors write up worn and leaking roofs in their reports, and buyers and sellers need a quote fast to keep the sale moving. See home inspector leads.
- Real estate agents need repairs done before a listing goes live or as a condition of sale. See real estate agent leads.
- Property managers look after many roofs at once and want one contractor who answers the phone. They are customers as well as referrers. See property management leads.
- Water damage restoration firms dry out the ceiling, but the roof that caused the leak still needs fixing. See water damage restoration leads.
- Insurance agencies field calls from policyholders asking who to trust after a storm. See insurance agency leads.
- Solar installers cannot put panels on a roof that needs replacing soon, so they need a roofer they can send those homes to. See solar leads.
- Remodelers and window installers spot roof problems on jobs they cannot do themselves. See home remodeling leads and window installation leads.
Other roofers belong on that list too. A commercial flat-roof company turns away residential re-roofs, a residential crew turns away commercial work, and a busy firm after a storm has more jobs than crews. These are roofing companies, so you will find them on this list.
How do you turn a business into a referral partner?
- Make the referral safe for them. Their reputation rides on your work, so show your license, insurance and a few local jobs.
- Promise a response time and keep it. Partners stop sending work to a roofer whose phone goes to voicemail.
- Report back. A short note after each job tells the partner their client was looked after.
- Send work the other way. A roofer meets homeowners who need inspectors, painters, gutter crews and agents.
- Check the rules before offering a fee. Your state, and the partner's own licensing, may limit referral payments.
Why is the roofing list a phone list?
For anyone selling to roofers, the numbers settle the channel: 94% of records have a phone and 15% have an email. Roofing companies run from trucks and job sites, and a roofer who misses calls misses jobs, so the phone gets answered. Where you need an email, look for the company's website, and see our guide to finding business email addresses.
When should you call a roofing company?
- Early morning, before crews leave the yard, the owner is at the shop or in the truck.
- Late afternoon, once crews are back, is the second window.
- Rain days are the best days. Nobody is on a roof, and the owner is catching up on estimates and calls.
- Right after a storm, the owner is chasing insurance work and will not take a sales call. Wait until the rush settles.
Say who you are and give one reason for the call in a single sentence. "I'm calling roofing contractors in Houston about material delivery" gets a hearing. A slow warm-up gets "not interested" before you reach the point.
What do roofing companies buy?
- Materials and delivery: shingles, metal, underlayment, delivered to site
- Estimating and measurement tools and roofing CRMs that shorten the time from inspection to quote
- Homeowner financing, which helps a roofer close larger replacement jobs
- Insurance and bonding: liability and workers' comp
- Marketing: websites and reviews
- Equipment and disposal: dumpsters, lifts and safety gear
The strongest pitch ties to jobs: more of them, closed faster, or with better margin. A roofer thinks in squares and jobs, not software features.
Where are the roofing contacts?
| Roofing, United States |
Contacts |
Share of list |
| All records |
3,379 |
|
| With a phone number |
3,194 |
94% |
| With a business email |
534 |
15% |
State pages include Texas, California, Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, New York, Arizona, Washington, Kentucky, Colorado and Ohio. Check that your territory has depth before you plan a campaign around it.
A calling routine for the roofing list
- Browse roofing leads and filter by state and city. Searching is free.
- Pick one metro and unlock a day's worth. A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card.
- Check the website where there is one, to see whether they do residential re-roofs, commercial flat roofs or both.
- Call in the morning window and log every outcome: spoke, voicemail, wrong number, call back.
- Follow up by email only where you have a published address, and follow CAN-SPAM.
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Frequently asked questions
Does LeadQuasar sell roofing customer leads?
No. LeadQuasar lists businesses, not homeowners. Roofers can use it to find referral partners such as home inspectors, property managers, restoration firms, agents and other roofers.
How many roofing companies does LeadQuasar list?
3,379 in the United States. 3,194 have a phone number and 534 have a business email address.
Is there a roofing contractor email list?
Yes, but it is the smaller part of the data: 534 roofing contacts have a business email, 15% of the list. Phone coverage is 94%.
When is the best time to call a roofing company?
Early morning before crews leave, late afternoon when they return, and rain days. Avoid the days right after a storm.
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