Latchpoint finds Chicago homeowners whose roofs are statistically due for replacement, calls them ourselves, and books a confirmed estimate appointment on your behalf. You don't cold-call anyone. You don't chase leads. You show up to a homeowner who's already expecting a roofer. $300 per confirmed appointment.
Most lead-gen platforms sell the same form-fill to four contractors at once and leave you to chase it. We don't sell leads — we sell confirmed appointments with homeowners who've already agreed to meet with a roofer.
We pull every Chicago roofing permit from the last 25 years. Asphalt roofs last 18–25 years, so permits filed in 2001–2007 represent the highest-probability replacement targets right now.
We cross-reference NOAA's verified storm event database — every hail event ≥0.75 inch and every wind event ≥58 mph in Cook County since 2022. Roofs that took a hit get prioritized.
We skip-trace each property to get the verified homeowner's name, mobile, and email — and confirm owner-occupancy, so we're never calling a tenant who can't sign for the work.
Our team calls the homeowner, qualifies them on the phone, and books a confirmed estimate appointment on your calendar. You walk into a meeting with someone who's expecting you — not a cold lead.
When we book an appointment for you, you get this brief — the address, the confirmed time, the homeowner, and the roof intel you'll want to know before you knock on the door.
Math check: a typical Chicago single-family asphalt re-roof tickets at $12k–$22k. At an industry-average 40% close rate on warm in-home estimates, $300 per booked appointment works out to roughly $750 per closed job — about 4–6% of revenue. Compare to HomeAdvisor / Modernize blended cost-per-acquisition of $1,800–$3,200 on shared cold leads.
Tell us where you work. If your zip is still open (max 2 contractors per zip), we'll book your first confirmed appointment within 14 days. You only pay when the homeowner confirms.
We'll confirm your zip is open and walk you through the booking handoff. Keep an eye on your inbox (and spam, just in case).