Formulated from NOAA storm data, county permitting records, satellite roof imagery, and current homeowner information — scrubbed against the DNC list for your protection.
One Texas roofing crew, 110 exclusive Austin leads. More than 1 in 4 leads they worked turned into a sit-down.
Card up front, never charged before day 8. Cancel anytime in one click.

One roofer per county or city. Your direct competitors do not see your leads. Lock out a whole county or pick a single city — pay for the footprint that matches your crew.
Every lead has a confirmed hail or wind event within 10 miles, with date and magnitude attached. Scored 0–100 on roof age, storm severity, recency, and property value. No speculative post-storm address lists.
Connect Gmail or Outlook with OAuth, or paste in your own Twilio credentials. Outreach goes out from your email and your phone — RoofLeads is never the sender. No third-party sender-reputation hit on your domain.
Federal DNC/DNE registry is filtered before any send. TCPA quiet-hours auto-block SMS. Every outbound logs a consent snapshot for audit. You can prove you played by the rules.
Coming from Angi or HomeAdvisor? Read the switch guide · run the cost-per-job math · vs EagleView Horizon · live Colorado hail map — including when riding out your old contract beats paying the penalty.
Three ways to buy
Roofers told us they don't want to buy a city, they want to buy a storm. So the ladder starts with one storm and one slice, and ends with a city that is yours alone. Pick the rung that matches your crew this week.
Buy the storm, not the city.
A verified hail or wind storm hits. Within hours we score every home in its radar footprint and cut the zone into exclusive slices — contiguous streets, balanced by count and score. You buy one slice. Nobody else who buys that storm gets your addresses.
Colorado first; Texas and Maryland follow.
Every storm in your county, automatically.
A Club seat hands you a slice of every storm that opens in your county — the same exclusive cut, without racing for a seat each time. Members are served first; whatever is left goes on sale as packs.
Opening once packs are selling. Interest list on every pack page.
Every home, every storm, nobody else.
The top of the ladder. Every scored home in the city, every storm for two years back and every one to come, re-scored nightly. Outreach from your own inbox and phone, CRM sync, daily door routes. Your competitors never see your leads.
Card up front, never charged before day 8.
| Which one? | Storm Pack | Storm Club | Exclusive city |
|---|---|---|---|
| You get | One slice of one storm | A slice of every storm in the county | Every home, every storm |
| Exclusive among | All Storm Pack buyers | Club members + pack buyers | Everyone — one roofer per city |
| Commitment | One-time | Monthly | Monthly, 7-day trial |
| Best for | A crew that works a storm hard for 30 days | Storm chasers who want first pick, every time | Owning a market for good |
Hail sizes from radar are estimates; NOAA and spotter reports are shown as filed. No reply-rate or income claims — the list is the product.
A single parcel
Tap any lead from the truck cab and see the full NOAA-verified hail and wind history within striking distance — dates, magnitudes, and how close each event hit. 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?”

How it works
Browse the live availability map at /territories. Lock in a footprint that matches your crew — $399/mo for a small city, big-metro cities from $2,598/mo, county bundles at ~30% off their cities' total. 7-day free trial on every plan. No setup fees, no per-lead fees, no annual commitment.
Iowa Mesonet pulls NOAA's preliminary storm reports every hour and cross-references against your territory. A daily comprehensive rescore catches everything against the last 2 years of storm history. Leads land in your dashboard with a 0–100 score within ~4 hours of a confirmed event.
Connect Gmail or Outlook with OAuth, or paste in your own Twilio credentials. Multi-select up to 500 leads, edit your template once, hit send — the first 50 go while you watch, the rest drip safely from your own account. Each homeowner gets a private personalized message from your address — RoofLeads never appears in the From line.
What you get
Open the app and see today's list, not a database: your top homes for the day, chosen by damage score and claim-window urgency and grouped by street so they knock as clusters. After a hail day the cap lifts — every affected home is on the list.
Verified hail hits your territory and the outreach is already written: every reachable home in the impact zone, personalized per house, Do-Not-Email screened, from your own Gmail. Nothing sends until you click.
Only one roofer per city or county. No fighting four other trucks for the same homeowner — and you can verify it on the public exclusivity board.
Hourly NWS local storm reports plus the federal NOAA database, confirmed by NEXRAD radar across the whole footprint. Hail swath maps show exactly which streets took the biggest stones.
Roof age, storm severity, recency, multi-storm exposure, sale recency, value, and material. Full breakdown on every lead. Re-roof permits penalized so you don't knock already-served homes.
An AI model reads the latest satellite image of every delivered lead and grades the roof's visible condition. The records tell you its age; the photo tells you its life. Includes data from Google.
Who can likely file (lender-required policies), their likely deductible, ACV-cliff risk, and the ~1-year claim clock — so the leads timing out surface first.
One click builds tomorrow's route, street by street, with talking points built from each roof's own data. Fresh-storm mode puts the impact zone first; no-answer doors come back on day 3 and 7.
The morning email carries one-tap buttons on every lead and route stop: No answer, Talked, Appt, Not interested. Tap at the door; status, CRM, and tomorrow's route update.
Homeowners see your domain, replies land in your inbox, and your number stays yours. Up to 500 per send — the first 50 while you watch, the rest dripped safely under Gmail's daily limit.
Do-Not-Call and Do-Not-Email enforced before any send, TCPA quiet hours, unsubscribe on every email, and a consent snapshot logged for every outbound. State field guides for CO and TX.
Reps get their own logins; every knock is attributed. HubSpot and JobNimbus sync on every status change. Owners see doors, talks, appointments, and sales per rep — with a forecast built only from your crew's own numbers.
Automation, your way
Some roofers want every send under their thumb. Some want the machine running while they're on a ladder. Pick a mode per trigger — storm campaigns, daily outreach — and change it any time.
You drive. Filter your leads, pick a template, send when you say so — every email from your own inbox.
We draft it — storm campaigns, daily batches — and nothing goes out until you click once.
A storm hits or a morning starts, and the emails go out on their own. You just answer the replies.
Every mode keeps the same guardrails: emails send from your own Gmail or Outlook one at a time, Do-Not-Email is enforced, nobody gets emailed twice, and replies pause a lead's automation instantly.
ROI calculator
Plug in your numbers. We'll compare your current door-knocking spend against a typical RoofLeads Pro subscription.
Numbers are estimates. Door-knocking math assumes 50 doors/day per canvasser, ~20% of doors answered, 1.5% of those conversations ending in a signed contract, fuel at $25/day per vehicle (1 vehicle per 2 canvassers), and labor at the rate you entered. RoofLeads benchmark uses our Mid City tier ($699/mo), ~80 ranked leads/month, and the close rate you set above (3% is a conservative default — these are ranked storm-damage properties, but you still have to knock, quote, and win the job). Your actual results will vary by territory and follow-up.
Compliance built in
Every phone number is screened against the federal Do-Not-Call registry. If a homeowner is on the list, we don't show the phone number — we show their email and a door-knock-ready address instead. You can't accidentally trigger a federal fine because you can't see the number to dial.
Limited availability
Claim one city — or lock out an entire county with a bundle (8 counties still open). First-mover advantage: once it's gone, it's gone.
Don't take our word for it — verify exclusivity →From the blog
Radar found 99% of Colorado's 2026 spotter-confirmed hail. But the size number on the map is a different animal — and the 'biggest stone near this house' figure most maps show you runs about 1.25 inches high. Here's how to read one like a roofer.
Colorado logged roughly 320 hail reports in 2026 and hasn't had a significant one in three weeks. Texas logged 734 and its second season hasn't started yet. Here's the October-through-February math on a storm backlog that's still entirely inside the claim window.
Straight-line wind gets skipped because there's no hailstone to hold up on a doorstep. But an 80 mph downburst tears more shingles off a street than a marginal 1-inch hail core does — and almost nobody is working those addresses.
Front Range hail season is short and concentrated — the difference between a $200k summer and a $40k summer is whether your territory was locked in before the first claim-worthy event. 71 cities currently open.
Card up front, never charged before day 8. If RoofLeads Pro isn't producing leads worth more than the territory fee by day 6, cancel and walk away — no charge, no questions asked.