Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Texas · one roofer per Zip Code or storm territory
Hail hit your area. Get the homes it hit, one roofer per Zip Code.
Your own Zip Code for $399 a month: every morning, 10 doors to knock and 10 homeowners to call, plus 30 emails a day in your name, all to homeowners whose homes took hail. Or buy one storm, or a whole city.
Three ways to buy
A Zip Code, one storm, or the whole city.
Your own Zip Code
A slice of a big city where hail just hit, sized for one crew.
- ✓10 doors and 10 calls every morning
- ✓30 emails a day in your name
- ✓One roofer per Zip Code, never resold
Open now in 34 cities.
One storm
The homes one storm hit, cut into exclusive territories you pick.
- ✓Homes within 1.5 miles of 1" radar hail
- ✓Each slice sold once
- ✓Owner names, map, door route, CSV
Newest: Oct 25 hail: City Of El Paso, Horizon City · 2,830 homes
A whole city
Every home in the city, every storm, nobody else on RoofLeads.
- ✓7-day free trial
- ✓Every home re-scored every night
- ✓188 cities open in Colorado and Texas
No charge before day 8, then your city's price monthly until you cancel.
Hail sizes from radar are estimates; NOAA and spotter reports are shown as filed. Compare all three with examples
What roofers tell us
That's what a roofer working Austin told us he booked from his RoofLeads list.
Don't take our word for it
Check who holds what before you buy.
The exclusivity board lists every city and Zip Code that's taken. If yours is on it, it isn't for sale; if it isn't, nobody else on RoofLeads has it. Every storm page shows the radar and the spotter reports behind it, so you can check the hail too.
See the exclusivity boardA single parcel
Every storm. Every distance. All on one screen.
Tap any lead from the truck cab and see the reported hail and wind history near the home — dates, sizes, and how close each event hit — with radar hail estimates shown separately. The score on top tells you whether to drive there next; the history below tells you what to say when the homeowner asks “why me?”
- ·Multi-storm exposure scored, not just the latest. A roof hit by three hailstorms in 18 months scores higher than one hit by a single 2″ event.
- ·Distance attached to every report. NOAA Local Storm Reports collapsed by date and magnitude — no double-counting the same storm seen from two crews.
- ·One-thumb action bar at the bottom. Call, text, or email from the same screen — and numbers on the Do-Not-Call list are flagged, with call and text turned off for them.
How it works
From your ZIP to your first list by tomorrow morning.
Check your area
Type your ZIP or city. You see the open Zip Codes, the storms on sale nearby, and whether your whole city is open.
Pick what fits your crew
A Zip Code at $399 a month, one storm one time, or a whole city with a 7-day free trial. Checkout takes a minute; there's no account to make first.
Work your list every morning
10 doors in walking order, 10 calls checked against Do Not Call, and a page per home with the hail it took and what to say. 30 emails a day go out in your name.
How we score every home, where the hail data comes from, and the Do Not Call rules: all features · what a signed roof costs you
Questions
Before you buy
Is it really one roofer?
Yes. Each Zip Code and each city is sold to one roofer at a time, and each slice of a storm is sold once. We never resell what you bought, for as long as you keep it. The exclusivity board shows what's taken.
Where do the homes and the hail come from?
Homes and owners come from county property records. Hail comes from National Weather Service and NOAA storm reports, plus radar hail estimates for every home, shown as estimates and kept apart from the reports. Every home is scored on its hail, its roof's age and its value.
Do I get phone numbers and emails?
Owner names come with every home. Phones and emails are looked up the day you buy, and every number is checked against the Do Not Call list before it reaches your call sheet; listed numbers are hidden from you.
How do the 30 emails a day work?
They go out between 9 and 5 from your own Gmail or Outlook, in your name, to homeowners whose homes took hail. Each one carries your company name, your mailing address and a one-click opt-out, and you can read and change the email any time.
Can I cancel?
Zip Codes and cities are month to month: cancel online from Billing and you keep everything until the month you paid for ends. Cities start with a 7-day free trial; Zip Codes are paid from day one, because we look up the contacts the day you join. A storm is a one-time purchase.
More answers on the FAQ page, or email support@roofleads.pro.
Hail season is short. See what's open where you work.
Claims run about a year from the storm, and every Zip Code goes to one roofer.