HomeAnvil sells exclusive metal roofing leads: requests from homeowners who want a metal roof installed or repaired, sent first to one roofing company only, in the ZIP codes that company chooses. The homeowner answers questions about the home, the current roof and what they want from metal before we ask for a phone number.
A metal roofing lead is one homeowner's request for a price on a metal roof replacement or repair, from our own metal roofing quote form. It reaches you with:
Each new lead goes to one contractor only, and nobody else is sent it while your exclusivity window runs (the window is written on your offer). We don't buy leads from other companies and pass them on.
These are the questions our metal roofing quote form asks, in order, before it asks for an address and contact details. You get every answer with the lead.
| Question | Answers the form offers |
|---|---|
| Tap your project type for pricing | Roof Replacement Roof Repair |
| Are you the homeowner? | Yes No (ends the request) |
| Which best describes your home? | House Manufactured Home Condo / Apt / Townhouse (ends the request) |
| How many stories does your home have? | 1 Story 2 Stories 3+ Stories |
| What's the size of your home? | Less than 1,500 sq. ft. 1,500 - 3,000 sq. ft. 3,000+ sq. ft. |
| What is your current roof made of? | Asphalt shingles Metal Other / Not sure |
| How old is your current roof? | More than 10 years old Less than 10 years old Not sure |
| What's most important to you? | Longevity Energy efficiency Storm & fire resistance Other / not sure |
| When would you want this project completed? | ASAP Within a few months Just researching |
| Where is your roof located? | Street address and ZIP code |
| Contact | First and last name, email and phone, and the homeowner's agreement to be contacted |
A homeowner who picks an answer marked "ends the request" sees a short message and cannot go on, so no lead is sent.
We run ads for metal roofing, and open this form to homeowners, only once a contractor has signed up to buy its leads (the contractor page says the same of every trade).
A homeowner pricing a metal roof is usually weighing it against shingles, and is often paying more for a reason: a roof that lasts longer, handles storms and fire better or costs less to cool. The metal form asks which of those matters most, so your first call can start from the homeowner's own reason for choosing metal.
Metal costs more up front than asphalt shingles, and our homeowner guides say so plainly, with sourced prices: see what a metal roof costs and metal roofs vs. shingles.
Price depends on the trade and your market. We quote your per-lead price on the call, in writing.
How much roofing leads cost compares the ways roofers buy work, and the contractor page lists every lead we credit.
Yes. They are separate trades with separate forms, so you choose each one, with its own ZIP codes and weekly cap. See shingle roofing leads.
Yes, while your exclusivity window runs. Each new lead goes to one contractor only, at the fixed per-lead price in your agreement. After the window, a lead may be offered again to other buyers, under the terms the homeowner saw.
There is no contract term and no cancellation fee. You pay per lead from a prepaid balance, and you can pause or stop any time.
Contractors in any part of the United States can apply, and we open ZIP codes one market at a time, where we run ads and a contractor covers the area. Tell us your ZIP codes and we'll confirm whether we can supply them.
Answer three questions about your company. If we're a fit, you pick a time for a 15-minute call.
