Stop bidding against four other roofers for the same shared lead. Re-roof and new-construction permits are public records โ exclusive, and filed before the work starts.
See live roofing permits โEvery re-roof and new build files a permit before work starts. Because permits are public records, you can see those projects โ address, scope, and value โ the day they're filed and reach out first. PermitRadar pulls live city permit feeds; just type "roof" in the search to surface roofing work across all 4 cities.
Angi and HomeAdvisor sell the same homeowner to 3โ5 roofers, so you're in a price war before you even call. A permit comes straight from city records โ it's exclusive, it's earlier (the job isn't subcontracted yet), and it's a flat monthly fee instead of $50โ$100+ per shared lead.
PermitRadar covers Seattle, Chicago, San Francisco, and Austin โ switch cities and search "roof" to filter to roofing work. Storm-heavy markets see re-roof spikes; new-build markets (like Austin) generate fresh roofing scope constantly.
They're exclusive and earlier, for a flat fee instead of per-shared-lead. Many roofers run both and shift toward permits as they see the lower cost-per-job.
No โ and any tool promising guaranteed homeowner phone numbers is overstating it. You get the real public record (address, scope, value, city link with the applicant/GC) and reach out from there. The advantage is exclusivity and timing.
PermitRadar pulls each city's live open-data feed daily, newest first โ so you see roofing projects the day they're filed.
Seattle ยท Chicago ยท SF ยท Austin ยท no per-lead fees
Open the roofing feed โ