This is a live demo — and it’s all real. The roof age, measurements, aerial view and demand score below are exactly what you get on every lead. We only hide the exact street address & owner name.
Start free to work your own territory — or open one of the unlocked sample leads to see a full one.
Already redone — nurture, don't pitch
Re-roof on record (~2026) — this roof is recent. Pitching a replacement here torches your credibility.
✅ Re-roof on record (~2026)Already done — do NOT pitch a replacement
🏘 23 neighbors re-roofed recently nearbyName-drop the block — the strongest proof there is
🏘 Whole block aging togetherStreet-level social proof
📋 Likely rentalOwner isn't at the door — ROI / leave-behind
💰 Middle income income areaFrame financing / premium options to fit
① Open“Looks like you already took care of the roof back around 2026 — nice. I'm not going to sell you one you don't need.”
Compliment it and mean it. You're depositing goodwill, not pitching.
② AskAsk for the referral, not the job: “Who on the block still has the original roof — mind if I say you sent me?” Leave a card for future repair/warranty work.
If they push back
“Why are you here, then?”
“Honestly? Your neighbors. Yours is handled, but a few on this street aren't — I'd rather earn a referral than waste your afternoon.”
Don't: Don't pitch a new roof — records show work ~2026. Confirm it was the roof (not just a remodel), but treat this as a relationship/referral call.
Working this address? These are the highest-propensity roofs right around it. Knock them, drop a flyer, or add them to a "we're already on your street" mailer — one job becomes five.