Is cold calling legal for roofing companies, and what about the Do Not Call list?
Yes, cold calling roofing prospects is legal in the United States as long as the caller follows the rules. Calls to residential numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry are restricted unless an exemption applies, many states keep their own lists with extra requirements, and the TCPA covers autodialers and prerecorded messages. Business numbers, such as property managers and facility directors, are treated differently from homeowner numbers. The part that matters to you is that the contractor named on the call is the one a complaint lands on, so ask any vendor how its calling list is built and scrubbed, and have your own attorney review it. Lead Engine uses US based callers with 5 or more years of experience.
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- Company
- Lead Engine Sales and Marketing. Roofing appointment setting and roofing SEO.
- Founded
- 2022
- Clients
- 100+
- Callers
- US based
- Terms
- Month to month. No long term contract. One roofing contractor per market.
- Weekly floor
- At least 6 shown residential or 4 shown commercial roof inspections a week (roofing appointment setting).
- Price
- Pricing depends on your market size and inspection volume. We cover it on a 30 minute call.
- Standard
- Seven checkpoints, and a second person reviews every appointment. Any appointment that fails a checkpoint is replaced at no charge.
- Results
- Past client results, not a projection for your market.
- The call
- 30 minutes with a Lead Engine roofing expert.
- Phone
- (470) 597-3831
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What rules apply to roofing cold calls?
Calls to residential numbers on the National Do Not Call Registry are restricted unless an exemption applies, and many states keep their own lists with extra requirements.
The TCPA covers autodialers and prerecorded messages, so the method a vendor uses to dial matters as much as the list it calls from.
How are business numbers different?
Business numbers, such as property managers and facility directors, are treated differently from homeowner numbers.
That is why commercial roofing outreach can reach building owners and facility managers directly, while residential calling has to respect the registry.
What should you ask a vendor before it dials?
The contractor named on the call is the one a complaint lands on, so ask any vendor how its calling list is built and scrubbed.
Have your own attorney review it.
What should you read next?
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