Roofing leads in New York
$5 Signature Roofing Leads you knock or dial yourself, or $150 Inbound Calls with the homeowner already on the line. One New York ZIP code and your radius, covering New York City, Buffalo and Rochester and everywhere else in the state.
NOAA logged 87 hail reports in New York in 2025, 71 of them an inch across or bigger, which is roughly where asphalt shingles start to bruise, and the largest measured 2.5 inches. Hail concentrates in June and July. That is 28th of 51 states for hail, against a median of 106. The same year brought 960 damaging-wind events and 7 tornadoes. That is up from 54 hail reports in 2024.
Where in New York can I buy roofing leads?
Anywhere in New York, including New York City, Buffalo, Rochester, Albany, and Syracuse. You enter one New York ZIP code, choose a radius of 25 to 100 miles, and the order form shows the towns that radius covers before you pay. There are no ZIP lists and no region picking.
- The New York City metro, and the New York towns your radius reaches from a New York City ZIP
- The Buffalo metro, and the New York towns your radius reaches from a Buffalo ZIP
- The Rochester metro, and the New York towns your radius reaches from a Rochester ZIP
- The Albany metro, and the New York towns your radius reaches from a Albany ZIP
- The Syracuse metro, and the New York towns your radius reaches from a Syracuse ZIP
- Signature Roofing Leads, $5 a lead, 50 minimum ($250); down to $4 at volume
- Roofing Inbound Calls, $150, 5 minimum ($750)
- One ZIP code, 25 to 100 miles, your choice
- Lists in 2-3 business days; calls completed within 5
- No contracts, no subscriptions, no setup fees
How much hail and wind does New York get?
These counts come from NOAA's Storm Events Database, the official US record of severe weather and the same record an insurance adjuster works from. They tell you when roof demand in New York actually happens.
| Year | Hail reports | Hail 1 inch or larger | Largest hail | Damaging wind events | Tornadoes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 87 | 71 | 2.5 in | 960 | 7 |
| 2024 | 54 | 48 | 2.5 in | 1,239 | 33 |
Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Storm Events Database, ncei.noaa.gov/access/storm-events-database, 2025 and 2024 event files.
Do you need a license to roof in New York?
New York State does not license home improvement contractors; New York City, Buffalo and five county governments do, per the Department of State.
Rules change and they vary from city to city. Check the source below and your local building department before you bid. We sell contact data; we do not check whether a buyer is licensed, and licensing is your responsibility.
Every other state is in roofing license requirements by state, with the authority and the source for each.
Source: New York State Department of State, Division of Consumer Protection - consumer alert on home improvement contractors, https://dos.ny.gov/news/consumer-alert-new-york-department-states-division-consumer-protection-releases-guide-tips-0, checked 2026-09-05.
Paying more than $5 a lead in New York? Our 2026 roofing lead price guide puts the published prices from Angi, HomeAdvisor, Modernize, Thumbtack and the rest in one sourced table. To turn that into your own number, put your New York City close rate and job value into the cost per booked job calculator, or read whether $5 roofing leads are worth it.
How do Signature Roofing Leads work in New York?
A Signature Roofing Lead in New York is a homeowner there who recently asked about a roof, delivered as a row: name, phone, property address and the issue they reported. One ZIP in New York City at a 50-mile radius reaches Buffalo; 100 miles reaches most of the New York City and Rochester markets. $5 a lead, 50-lead minimum, so $250 to start, in your account within 2-3 business days.
How do Roofing Inbound Calls work in New York?
A Roofing Inbound Call in New York is a homeowner already on the line when you pick up, confirmed as the owner, with a roof problem, who wants a quote. New York ranks 28th of 51 for hail reports and its busiest months are June and July, which is when this volume is easiest to buy. $150 a call, 5-call minimum, so $750 to start, all completed within 5 business days.
Both products work the same way in every state and there is no New York surcharge. How both products work has the full step by step, the confirmation questions we ask, and what happens to a call you do not answer.
Frequently asked questions
How much do roofing leads cost in New York?
Roofing leads in New York cost $5 a lead for Signature Roofing Leads, with a 50-lead minimum, so $250 to start; 100 leads are $4.50 each and 200 or more are $4.00 each. Roofing Inbound Calls cost $150 a call with a 5-call minimum, so $750 to start. The rates are the same in every state, there is no New York surcharge, and there is no contract, subscription or setup fee. Both products are roofing only and are ordered from one New York ZIP code with a radius of 25 to 100 miles.
Which areas of New York can I get roofing leads in?
Anywhere in New York. You enter one New York ZIP code and choose a radius of 25, 50, 75 or 100 miles, and the order form shows the towns that radius covers before you pay. There are no ZIP lists and no region picking.
What do I get for $5 a lead in New York?
A Signature Roofing Lead is a New York homeowner who recently asked about a roof, delivered as a row in a list: name, phone number, property address and the roof issue they reported, exactly as the row came to us. We deliver the list without contacting anyone on it; the knock, the call or the text is yours. The list lands in your account within 2-3 business days.
How does a Roofing Inbound Call work in New York?
We dial the New York homeowner first. 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. Only then does your phone ring with them on the line. A homeowner who answers no to any of the three is never connected and does not count against your order. $150 a call, 5-call minimum, so $750 to start.
Can I call or text everyone on the list?
That is on you: scrub against the National Do Not Call Registry under your own subscription and follow New York calling-hours rules. Full detail in the terms you accept at checkout.