Exclusive leads by service area
A homeowner request goes to one contractor serving that city — it is not passed around a list of competitors.
What a lead includesFor roofing contractors
Meet homeowners who are ready to talk roofing.
DMH sends exclusive homeowner leads to qualified local contractors in the cities they serve.
Homeowners with a clear project signal
Every lead has already seen a planning range for their own roof and chosen a timeline: ASAP, 1–3 months or just researching.
What a lead includesTransparent city-based plans
Plans are set city by city, so you cover only the areas you actually work in. Terms are agreed before the first lead.
How the program worksSimple contractor application
Company name, primary service city and a work email. We follow up to confirm your registration, insurance and service area.
Apply nowThe lead
What a lead includes.
Everything the homeowner entered in the estimator, sent only with their consent to be contacted.
The home
Street address, and the roof size in square feet if the homeowner entered one.
The planning range
The roof profile and material ranges the homeowner saw, so your first call starts from the same numbers.
Contact and timeline
First name, phone, email and project timeline — with the homeowner’s agreement to be contacted about the estimate.
The program
How it works for contractors.
Three steps from application to your first homeowner conversation.
Apply
Send your company name, primary service city and work email with the form below.
We review and agree terms
We confirm your Washington registration, insurance and the cities you serve, then agree the plan for each city.
Receive leads
Homeowner requests from your cities are sent to you as they come in — call while the estimate is fresh.
Contractor questions
Before you apply.
Are leads shared with other contractors?
No. Leads are exclusive by service area: a homeowner request goes to one contractor.
Which cities are covered?
Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton, Tacoma, Everett, Issaquah and nearby communities. List the cities you serve when you apply.
What does it cost?
Plans are set per city. We share the terms for your cities after reviewing your application — before any lead is sent.
Do I need to be registered in Washington?
Yes. Washington requires construction contractors, roofers included, to register with the Department of Labor & Industries (chapter 18.27 RCW). Homeowners can look up your registration.
Partner application