Owner moved in
The buyer lives in the home.
Best for door knocking and calls to an owner who is still fixing up the house.
JUST SOLD, OLD ROOF
They just bought the house. The old roof came with it.
Recently sold homes that still have an old roof. The new owner most likely heard about it at inspection and has not picked a roofer yet.
A home inspection looks at the roof, and an old roof is one of the first things a buyer hears about. Some buyers ask for a credit at closing; others move in planning to replace it soon. Either way, the new owner knows the roof is old and has not picked a roofer.
New owners are also setting up every service from scratch, often with no roofer of their own in town. This list puts the two together: a recent sale, and a roof that is old.
What’s included
- Address, new owner name, and sale date
- Roof age: the age of the roof itself, not of the house
- Homes re-roofed since the sale taken out
- Phone, email, and DNC status available as enrichment add-ons
SUB-PRODUCTS
Investor purchases
The buyer does not live there.
Best for flips and rentals, where an old roof often has to be dealt with before the next sale or tenant.
Your service area
Cut to the ZIP codes, cities, or counties you work.
Best for a steady list of new owners in your own territory.
Real results from the field.
Solar, roofing, and HVAC teams on the doors every day — in their own words.