Buy roofing leads that arrive as appointments.
If you have bought roofing leads before, you know the problem. You get a name, a phone number, maybe an address, and your team spends the next week trying to reach someone who may not even remember requesting anything.
That is not what we sell. We talk to the homeowner, qualify the opportunity against criteria we agree on with you, and book the inspection on your calendar.
You are buying a sit-down inspection appointment: the homeowner shows up and the inspection is completed. Not a record in a file.
- A real conversation with the homeowner
- Qualification criteria agreed on before the campaign starts
- Replacement protection under The PreBooked Roofing Standard
What you are actually buying
A list is not an opportunity.
Most roofing leads are homeowner information. A name. A phone number. An address.
Then the work becomes yours. Your team has to call, qualify, follow up, schedule, and confirm.
Our model starts where the list stops. We handle the conversation, qualification, follow-up, scheduling, and confirmation. What lands on your calendar is the result of that work.
You are not paying for a file. You are paying for the process that turns a homeowner into a scheduled inspection.
If you want the deeper comparison, read leads vs appointments or the overview of roofing leads.
How the model works
We don't sell homeowners a roofing job. We introduce the opportunity.
What we do
We open the door
We start with a real conversation. We talk to the homeowner, understand why they are considering an inspection, answer the initial questions, handle common objections, and determine whether the opportunity fits the campaign criteria.
If it does, we schedule the inspection.
We do not sell the roof. We create the opportunity. During that first conversation, we represent your company professionally, the way you would want your best office person to sound.
What you do
You are the expert
Once the appointment is booked, your team takes over. You inspect the property, assess the roof, explain the options, prepare the estimate, and handle the project.
You bring the roofing expertise. We bring the conversation.
Qualification
We define "qualified" before we start.
There is no moving target. Before the first appointment is booked, we agree on what a qualified homeowner looks like for your campaign. We document the criteria, build the campaign around it, and work against the same standard throughout the campaign.
If an appointment does not meet the agreed qualification standard, it does not count. You are not charged for a no-show, and a missed appointment is replaced or credited.
Criteria can include:
- Homeowner ownership of the property
- Single-family property
- Decision maker present
- Approved service territory
- Roof age and material
- Insurance or financing considerations
- Any other campaign-specific requirement
The handoff
What lands on your calendar.
When an appointment is booked, your team gets the information needed to walk in prepared:
No guessing. No cold handoff. Your rep knows who they are meeting and why the homeowner agreed to the appointment.
Side by side
A roofing lead vs. a PreBooked appointment
| Traditional lead | PreBooked appointment | |
|---|---|---|
| What you get | Name and phone number | Homeowner conversation completed |
| Interest | Interest may be unclear | Qualification completed |
| First contact | Contractor has to make first contact | Appointment scheduled |
| Qualification | Contractor qualifies the homeowner | Appointment confirmed |
| Follow-up | Contractor follows up | Qualification notes provided |
| Scheduling | Contractor schedules | Appointment placed on your calendar |
| Confirmation | Contractor confirms | Homeowner knows who is coming and when |
| Risk | Lead can go cold | Replaced or credited if it misses the standard |
The difference is the work between the lead and the appointment.
Proof of process
What a PreBooked appointment looks like
This is the kind of record your team sees when an appointment books. It is an illustration, not a real homeowner.
- Homeowner
- J. M., verified by phone
- Property
- Single-family, owner-occupied
- Service area
- Inside approved territory
- Roof
- Architectural shingle, approximately 18 years
- Reason for inspection
- Granule loss and a leak stain after last storm
- Qualification status
- Meets all agreed campaign criteria
- Appointment
- Thursday, 10:00 AM, decision maker present
- Confirmation
- Confirmed by phone the day before
- Notes
- Homeowner asked about insurance. Told them the inspector will document everything.
Pricing
Price per sit-down appointment. Showed up. Inspection completed.
You buy a set volume of qualified sit-down roofing inspection appointments. The larger the volume, the lower the price per sit-down appointment.
10 Sit-Down Appointments
$2,500
$250 per sit-down appointment
10 sit-down appointments
Starting campaign for contractors testing a market or adding a controlled flow of new opportunities.
20 Sit-Down Appointments
$4,700
$235 per sit-down appointment
20 sit-down appointments
For contractors ready for a larger and more consistent inspection pipeline.
35 Sit-Down Appointments
$7,525
$215 per sit-down appointment
35 sit-down appointments
For established roofing companies with sufficient market and operational capacity. Subject to market qualification.
What you are paying for
You are not paying for a name and phone number. You are paying for the work required to turn that homeowner into a completed sit-down inspection:
- The homeowner conversation
- Qualification against your criteria
- Follow-up until the appointment is set
- Scheduling on your calendar
- Confirmation before you show up
- The homeowner shows up and the inspection is completed
Why start with a package?
Five appointments don't tell us much. A package gives us enough activity to see what is working, identify problems, and optimize the campaign before we judge the market. We would rather have enough information to make good decisions than pretend we can learn everything from a handful of appointments.
Qualification criteria are agreed on with you
Before a campaign starts, we agree on what counts as a qualified appointment in your market. Criteria can include:
- Homeowner ownership of the property
- Single-family property
- Homeowner present at the appointment
- Approved service territory
- Roof age
- Roofing material
- Insurance or financing considerations
- Any other requirement your campaign needs
Who does what
We handle
- The homeowner conversation
- Qualification
- Follow-up
- Scheduling
- Confirmation
You handle
- The inspection
- Documentation and assessment
- Claim coordination
- The quote
- The project
We create the opportunity. You do your job.
A qualified appointment is a sit-down roofing inspection where the homeowner shows up and the inspection is completed, meeting the campaign criteria agreed before launch. The 35-appointment volume is subject to market qualification: the available market generally needs 150,000+ single-family homes, or a 60-mile service radius with enough single-family homeowner density to support the volume, and your team needs the capacity to run it. You are buying qualified inspection opportunities, not guaranteed roofing jobs. We do not promise sales, revenue, financing approval, or signed contracts.
Who this works best for
This works best when you're ready for the appointments.
The model works best when you have the people and systems to handle the opportunities we create.
We can create the opportunity. We can't make you work it.
The honest part
An appointment is not a roofing job.
This is worth saying plainly. A qualified inspection appointment does not guarantee a sale, a signed contract, financing approval, or an installation.
What we are responsible for is the opportunity: a qualified homeowner, expecting your team, at an agreed time.
What happens at the kitchen table is roofing. We create the opportunity. You do your job.
FAQ
Questions contractors ask before buying
- How much does it cost to buy roofing leads from PreBooked?
- You buy a set volume of qualified sit-down inspection appointments: 10 for $2,500 ($250 each), 20 for $4,700 ($235 each), or 35 for $7,525 ($215 each). The 35-appointment volume is subject to market qualification. An appointment counts when the homeowner shows up and the inspection is completed. The qualification criteria for your market are agreed on before anything launches.
- Why start with a package?
- Five appointments don't tell us much. A package gives us enough activity to see what is working, identify problems, and optimize the campaign before we judge the market.
- Am I buying a list of homeowner contacts?
- No. You are buying the work behind a booked inspection: the homeowner conversation, qualification against your criteria, follow-up, scheduling, and confirmation. What you receive is a confirmed appointment with context, not a file of names.
- What happens if the homeowner does not show up?
- You are not charged for a no-show. If an appointment misses the agreed standard, let us know within 24 hours and it is replaced or credited under the replacement policy.
- Do you guarantee the appointment turns into a job?
- No. We do not guarantee sales, revenue, financing approval, or a signed contract. We deliver a qualified homeowner who is expecting you at an agreed time. The inspection, the quote, and the project are yours.
- Who sets the qualification criteria?
- You do, together with us. Before a campaign starts, we agree on what counts as a qualified appointment in your market: ownership, property type, territory, roof age, and anything else your campaign needs.
- Can I choose my service area?
- Yes. Campaigns are built around your approved territory, and we work with one roofing company per Metro Area.
Next step
Let's see what qualifies in your market.
Tell us where you work, what you install, and what a qualified homeowner looks like for you. We'll show you how we would structure the campaign and what the qualification standard would look like. Then you can decide if it makes sense.