Roofing appointments that show up.Not just contacts to chase.

What a roofing appointment should look like

Each of these exists for one reason: it changes what your rep walks into. A homeowner who is expecting you does not need convincing at the door. A correct address does not cost a rep an hour of drive time. A roof with a real problem gives your rep something to inspect and something to quote. Qualification is not paperwork. It is what turns a meeting into a sales opportunity.

• Verified homeowner and decision maker present
• Address inside your approved service radius
• Roof age, condition, and intent confirmed on the call
• Day, time, and contact info read back to the homeowner

Why most roofing appointment leads waste a sales rep

Most roofing appointment leads are sold three or four times, never confirmed by phone, and dropped into a CRM that nobody works fast enough. Reps spend hours chasing voicemails and then drive across town to an empty house. Production stalls and morale drops. A lead runs: contact, follow-up, chasing, maybe an appointment, sometimes a wasted trip. A booked appointment runs: conversation, qualification, confirmation, scheduled inspection, a rep in front of a homeowner who is expecting them.

How we run roofing sales appointments differently

We run roofing-only outreach in your market, screen every homeowner against your criteria, and confirm the visit by phone. The appointment lands in your CRM with full notes. Your team shows up ready to inspect the roof, write the scope, and ask for the job. We own the front end: the conversation, the qualification, the scheduling, and the confirmation. Your team owns the roof: the inspection, the assessment, the scope, and the sale.

What you are actually buying

Not a homeowner record. Not a shared lead. Not a list of names for your reps to work through. The billable unit is a sit-down inspection appointment: the homeowner shows up and the inspection is completed. Whether it becomes a job is your team's work, and your call. Volume pricing runs 10 sit-down appointments for $2,500 ($250 each), 20 for $4,700 ($235 each), and 35 for $7,525 ($215 each, subject to market qualification).

• We have the conversation with the homeowner
• We qualify them against the criteria we agreed on with you
• We schedule the inspection on your calendar
• We confirm it with the homeowner before the visit
• The homeowner shows up and your rep completes the inspection
• Your team documents, presents findings, and quotes the work if there is a project

• See appointment pricing

What happens after the appointment

The handoff is clean. We create the opportunity. You do your job. Your rep inspects the roof, documents what they find, presents the findings to the homeowner, and quotes the work when there is a project worth quoting. We do not sell the roof, quote the job, or handle the claim, and we do not promise you a sale.