Roofing leads guide
Marketplace distribution, contractor-owned channels, pricing, credits, and routing rules vary. Verify current official terms and invoices instead of assuming a request is exclusive, qualified, or profitable.
Roofing requests can come from contractor-owned channels, paid search, referrals, field outreach, or marketplaces. Pricing, distribution, credit rules, quality, and unit economics vary. A request submitted through a contractor-controlled GeoQuote link is routed to that contractor, but the homeowner may still contact other companies. Compare sources using your own accepted-request, appointment, sold-job, gross-profit, and acquisition-cost data.
current terms
verify distribution, pricing, credits, and acceptance rules with each source
actual invoices
calculate acquisition cost from vendor, traffic, labor, messaging, and operating spend
own outcomes
compare accepted requests, appointments, sold jobs, gross profit, and acquisition cost
Roofing and solar contractors who already get attention from Google, Facebook, texts, QR codes, ads, referrals, or websites and want one branded quote page that collects the address, contact information, and job details before the first sales call.
Teams looking only for a full CRM, insurance-grade measurement report, proposal builder, or solar design platform with no need for quote-link conversion or lead capture.
Distribution, charging, credits, and contact rules vary by provider, account, category, and market. Verify current official terms and reconcile them with actual invoices.
A request submitted through a contractor-controlled GeoQuote link is routed to that contractor. This does not prevent the homeowner from contacting other companies or guarantee contact, qualification, booking, or a sale.
A submitted-number code entry records whether the submitted number returned the code. It does not prove identity, intent, consent, qualification, or future reachability, so contractors still need to review and contact each requester.
Set a response target your team can operate, record attempt and contact times, and compare outcomes by source and response-time band. When enabled and consent is recorded, AI Follow-Up can attempt contact; exact timing and conversion are not guaranteed.
GeoQuote routes requests from a contractor-controlled quote link to that contractor and records whether the homeowner entered the code sent to the submitted phone number alongside the request. The homeowner may still contact other companies, and no appointment or outcome is guaranteed.
Costs vary by provider, market, account, traffic source, labor, messaging, and operating workflow. Verify current official terms and actual invoices, then calculate acquisition cost from accepted requests and confirmed downstream outcomes.
A useful roofing request includes a service address inside the contractor's service area, a stated service need, enough property context to review, and an intent signal from a real conversation or quote request. The contractor still needs to confirm the requester and scope.
Angi can be a discovery source for some contractors. Verify its current distribution, contact-check process, pricing, credit rules, and terms directly, then compare accepted requests, appointments, sold jobs, gross profit, and acquisition cost against contractor-owned channels.
It records that the submitted number returned the SMS code. It does not prove identity, intent, consent, qualification, future reachability, an appointment, or a sale.