All Service Leads

Roofing lead coverage by state

All Service Leads sells roofing leads in every state and the District of Columbia: $3 Signature Roofing Leads (150-lead minimum) and $150 Roofing Inbound Calls (5-call minimum), at one price everywhere. You do not pick a state, a region or a list of ZIP codes: you enter one ZIP code and we cover your radius, 25 to 100 miles.

Which states do you sell roofing leads in?

All fifty states and the District of Columbia. You order by one ZIP code and a radius of 25 to 100 miles around it, not by state, so the state page is a starting point rather than the unit you buy. Each one carries that state’s own hail and wind counts from NOAA.

Roofing leads in Alabama

Birmingham, Montgomery, Huntsville and anywhere else in Alabama.

Roofing leads in Alaska

Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau and anywhere else in Alaska.

Roofing leads in Arizona

Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa and anywhere else in Arizona.

Roofing leads in Arkansas

Little Rock, Fayetteville, Fort Smith and anywhere else in Arkansas.

Roofing leads in California

Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose and anywhere else in California.

Roofing leads in Colorado

Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora and anywhere else in Colorado.

Roofing leads in Connecticut

Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford and anywhere else in Connecticut.

Roofing leads in Delaware

Wilmington, Dover, Newark and anywhere else in Delaware.

Roofing leads in District of Columbia

Washington and anywhere else in the District.

Roofing leads in Florida

Jacksonville, Miami, Tampa and anywhere else in Florida.

Roofing leads in Georgia

Atlanta, Augusta, Savannah and anywhere else in Georgia.

Roofing leads in Hawaii

Honolulu, Hilo, Kailua and anywhere else in Hawaii.

Roofing leads in Idaho

Boise, Meridian, Nampa and anywhere else in Idaho.

Roofing leads in Illinois

Chicago, Aurora, Naperville and anywhere else in Illinois.

Roofing leads in Indiana

Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, Evansville and anywhere else in Indiana.

Roofing leads in Iowa

Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Davenport and anywhere else in Iowa.

Roofing leads in Kansas

Wichita, Overland Park, Kansas City and anywhere else in Kansas.

Roofing leads in Kentucky

Louisville, Lexington, Bowling Green and anywhere else in Kentucky.

Roofing leads in Louisiana

New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Shreveport and anywhere else in Louisiana.

Roofing leads in Maine

Portland, Lewiston, Bangor and anywhere else in Maine.

Roofing leads in Maryland

Baltimore, Columbia, Germantown and anywhere else in Maryland.

Roofing leads in Massachusetts

Boston, Worcester, Springfield and anywhere else in Massachusetts.

Roofing leads in Michigan

Detroit, Grand Rapids, Warren and anywhere else in Michigan.

Roofing leads in Minnesota

Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Rochester and anywhere else in Minnesota.

Roofing leads in Mississippi

Jackson, Gulfport, Southaven and anywhere else in Mississippi.

Roofing leads in Missouri

Kansas City, St. Louis, Springfield and anywhere else in Missouri.

Roofing leads in Montana

Billings, Missoula, Bozeman and anywhere else in Montana.

Roofing leads in Nebraska

Omaha, Lincoln, Bellevue and anywhere else in Nebraska.

Roofing leads in Nevada

Las Vegas, Henderson, Reno and anywhere else in Nevada.

Roofing leads in New Hampshire

Manchester, Nashua, Concord and anywhere else in New Hampshire.

Roofing leads in New Jersey

Newark, Jersey City, Paterson and anywhere else in New Jersey.

Roofing leads in New Mexico

Albuquerque, Las Cruces, Santa Fe and anywhere else in New Mexico.

Roofing leads in New York

New York City, Buffalo, Rochester and anywhere else in New York.

Roofing leads in North Carolina

Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro and anywhere else in North Carolina.

Roofing leads in North Dakota

Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks and anywhere else in North Dakota.

Roofing leads in Ohio

Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati and anywhere else in Ohio.

Roofing leads in Oklahoma

Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Norman and anywhere else in Oklahoma.

Roofing leads in Oregon

Portland, Salem, Eugene and anywhere else in Oregon.

Roofing leads in Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Allentown and anywhere else in Pennsylvania.

Roofing leads in Rhode Island

Providence, Warwick, Cranston and anywhere else in Rhode Island.

Roofing leads in South Carolina

Charleston, Columbia, Greenville and anywhere else in South Carolina.

Roofing leads in South Dakota

Sioux Falls, Rapid City, Aberdeen and anywhere else in South Dakota.

Roofing leads in Tennessee

Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville and anywhere else in Tennessee.

Roofing leads in Texas

Houston, San Antonio, Dallas and anywhere else in Texas.

Roofing leads in Utah

Salt Lake City, West Valley City, Provo and anywhere else in Utah.

Roofing leads in Vermont

Burlington, Essex, Rutland and anywhere else in Vermont.

Roofing leads in Virginia

Virginia Beach, Richmond, Norfolk and anywhere else in Virginia.

Roofing leads in Washington

Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma and anywhere else in Washington.

Roofing leads in West Virginia

Charleston, Huntington, Morgantown and anywhere else in West Virginia.

Roofing leads in Wisconsin

Milwaukee, Madison, Green Bay and anywhere else in Wisconsin.

Roofing leads in Wyoming

Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie and anywhere else in Wyoming.

What does each state page tell you?

Each state page shows that state’s own NOAA hail and wind counts for the last two complete years, so you can see when roof demand there peaks. Every one also answers whether the state licenses roofing contractors, from an official state source and dated.

For what leads cost across the market, see the 2026 roofing lead price guide.

Every state side by side: hail and wind damage by state ranks all 51 on hail, hail an inch or larger, damaging wind and tornadoes for the last two complete years, from the same NOAA counts these pages quote one at a time.

Where does roofing demand actually come from?

Storms, and not evenly. NOAA's Storm Events Database logged 9,203 hail reports across the 50 states and DC in 2025 (counted from StormEvents_details-ftp_v1.0_d2025_c20260819.csv.gz), and 41% of them fell in five: Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Colorado. May is one of the two busiest hail months in 27 of the 51.

That is why each state page carries its own counts rather than a shared sentence about weather. A market that logged a handful of hail reports last year and one that logged 1,453 are not the same business, and a lead price that works in one may not work in the other.

What should you read before buying in a new state?

Seven buyer guides sit behind the two products, each sourced and each with a markdown mirror. They cover what leads cost across the market, what a booked job costs at your own close rate, how a $3 list compares with a $150 inbound call, and what the law expects of you once you have the list.

Do you need a license to roof in these states?

It depends which one, and the answer is on its page. Of the 51, 24 require a state license covering roofing, 15 take a registration instead, and 12 leave it to city and county building departments. Every answer cites an official state source and carries the date it was read.

All 51 are side by side in roofing license requirements by state. We sell contact data and do not check whether a buyer holds the credential their state requires, so that is yours to confirm before you bid.

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Last updated: October 3, 2026. All Service Leads (formerly RoofRoof) is a lead-generation service and does not perform roofing work. We do not guarantee that any lead or call will become a sale.