Roofing lead coverage by state

• Signature Roofing Leads, $5 a lead, 50-lead minimum ($250 to start); volume pricing down to $4 a lead.
• Roofing Inbound Calls, $150 a call, 5-call minimum ($750 to start). A homeowner with a roof problem, already on the line when you pick up. We call the homeowner, confirm they own the home, that they have a roof problem, and that they want a quote, then we connect them to you live on the phone.
• One ZIP code, 25 to 100 miles, your choice.

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.

What does each state page tell you?

Each state page carries that state’s own hail and wind counts from NOAA for the last two complete years, so you can see when roof demand there peaks, and, on every state but Hawaii, a plain answer on whether the state licenses roofing contractors, taken from an official state source and dated. Hawaii has none because no official source could be confirmed.

Every state page carries that state’s own hail and wind counts from NOAA, so you can see when roof demand there actually peaks. 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 logged 9,203 hail reports across the 51 states in 2025, 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, which is earlier in the year than most crews staff for.

That is why each state page opens with 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 $5 list compares with a $150 inbound call, and what the law expects of you once you have the list.

• What roofing leads cost in 2026, with every published price and its source
• Cost per booked job calculator, your own close rate in, what a lead really costs out
• Are $5 roofing leads worth it?
• Roofing leads versus inbound calls, priced side by side
• How many leads it takes to book one job
• Exclusive vs shared roofing leads, and what we do and do not claim
• Roofing lead companies compared, nineteen providers across twenty rows
• How to get roofing leads, twelve channels by cost, paid and unpaid
• Do Not Call rules for roofing leads, quoted from the FTC and FCC

Do you need a licence to roof in these states?

It depends which one, and the answer is on its page. Of the 50 states confirmed so far, 23 require a state licence 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 50 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: September 12, 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.