Roofing leads in San Francisco, from public record.
A storm-damaged or failing roof with a permit already filed, or a solar permit on a roof old enough to need replacing first.
4 filings worth a call.
These rules run against the words an applicant in San Francisco wrote on the form, not against the category the city filed it under. That distinction matters: a city's own category labels routinely group unrelated trades together.
Storm or fire repair
Insurance-funded and urgent. The shortest sales cycle in the trade.
Roof replacement
Direct roofing permit, competitive, but the homeowner has committed budget.
Solar on an ageing roof
Solar on a roof that has not been replaced means a tear-off and re-mount within a decade. Reaching the owner before the array goes up saves them that twice.
New construction roofing
Sold to the builder rather than the owner, but a much larger single order.
How do I find roofing leads in San Francisco?
Read San Francisco DBI's permit feed daily and filter for the filings that predict your work. A storm-damaged or failing roof with a permit already filed, or a solar permit on a roof old enough to need replacing first. EarlyIntent does this automatically and scores each one.
Which San Francisco permits matter for roofing?
Roof replacement, Solar on an ageing roof, Storm or fire repair, New construction roofing. Filings matching none of these are never shown, which is what keeps the feed worth reading.
How fresh is it?
San Francisco publishes daily and EarlyIntent reads it daily. Where the city also legislates parcel-level land use, scheduled hearings arrive weeks before any permit exists.
How many roofing filings does San Francisco produce?
San Francisco volume is counted live from the city's own feed on this page.
What does a roofing territory in San Francisco cost?
A territory is one trade in one geography, and San Francisco ZIPs are sold individually. Starter carries three, Pro ten and exclusive, Scale forty. Reading the feed is unmetered; only owner-contact lookups draw down credits, because those are the only part that costs money per record.
Are these leads exclusive?
On Pro and above, yes, no other paying customer receives roofing leads for the same ZIP. It is enforced by a database constraint, so two people cannot be sold the same territory.