Home & Property
Roofing & Guttering leads,
matched to you.
Yes, AceLeads supplies domestic roofing and guttering leads across the UK, covering active leaks and storm damage, full pitched re-roofs, flat roof replacement, ridge and chimney work, and gutter replacement or repair. Every lead is separated by urgency, because a leak today and a re-roof planned for spring are different businesses. Leads also carry roof type and covering, property height and access notes, whether scaffolding is likely to be needed, whether an insurance claim is involved, budget band where given and postcode area.
Roofing & Guttering
Matched by urgency, roof type & covering, property height & access and more.
Verified leadsWhy these leads
Ready-to-buy roofing enquiries
Roofing splits on urgency before anything else, so that is the first thing these leads record. An active leak is an emergency call-out where the homeowner will take the first competent roofer who can get there, and the value of the lead decays in hours. A planned re-roof is a considered purchase, quoted against two or three others, where the homeowner cares about warranty and tile choice. Storm damage sits between the two and frequently involves an insurer, which changes who is actually paying and how the paperwork works. The practical detail then decides whether the job is worth your van: roof covering, whether it is pitched or flat, the height of the property and how accessible it is, whether scaffolding is going to be needed and whether there is somewhere to put it. Guttering enquiries come through the same route and are often the thin end of a larger job, because a homeowner who has noticed water running down the render usually has fascia or soffit problems behind it too.
A typical Roofing lead includes
- Full contact details
- Urgency (active leak, storm damage, planned replacement, routine maintenance)
- Roof type (pitched or flat) and covering where known (slate, concrete tile, clay, felt, EPDM, GRP)
- What the homeowner has actually seen (water ingress, slipped tiles, sagging, damp patch, blocked or leaking gutter)
- Property height and number of storeys
- Access notes and whether scaffolding is likely to be needed
- Whether an insurance claim is involved
- Whether guttering, fascia or soffit work is also wanted
- Property type and ownership status
- Budget band where given
- Postcode area
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FAQ
Roofing leads, explained.
Can I take emergency leak leads only?
Yes. Urgency is the primary field on every roofing lead, so you can filter to active leaks and storm damage and ignore planned work, or the other way round if you run a booked-in programme and do not want call-outs.
Do you flag insurance jobs?
Yes, where the homeowner tells us one is involved. Insurance work changes who is paying, how long it takes to settle and what paperwork you will be asked for, so contractors who do not want it can exclude it.
How is this different from your roof cleaning leads?
Roof cleaning is cosmetic work on a sound roof, usually moss removal and treatment, and needs no scaffold or structural assessment. These leads are repair and replacement: leaks, slipped tiles, re-roofs, flat roof failures and rainwater goods. They are separate lead types and you can buy either or both.
How fast do leak leads reach me?
Immediately on validation. An active leak is worth very little by tomorrow, so these are routed the moment they arrive rather than batched, and you can set alerts so they reach you by email as well as in the portal.
What does a roofing lead cost?
Nothing to reserve. Reserve the leads that match your criteria for free and pay a finder’s fee only on work you win.
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