Southeast Roofing Leads Generation
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I need a results-driven partner who can bring in qualified construction-company and property management leads for my commercial roofing business across Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Alabama. Qualified means the prospect is accepting bids between now and the end of 2026 and will be installing the roof in 2026.
The core of the project is an email marketing campaign. Since I don’t yet have a list for this region, you’ll first need to research and build a clean, permission-based database of decision makers at construction companies—owners, project managers and estimators who actually choose roofing subcontractors. If you have a proven cold-calling workflow, I’m open to using it as a follow-up channel, but the initial outreach must be email-centric.
What success looks like to me:
• A vetted list of at least 500 fresh contacts in the five target states, with 300 of the contacts in Georgia, delivered in spreadsheet format with company name, contact name, title, phone, email and city.
• A concise, persuasive email sequence (intro + two follow-ups) crafted to book discovery calls schedule by the lead generator on my calendar. A conference call between me and the prospect must happen to be a qualified lead.
• Weekly progress reports that show open, click-through and reply rates, plus any scheduled calls or warm responses.
• Compliance with CAN-SPAM and other relevant email-marketing regulations.
I’ll supply branding guidelines, service decks and a calendar link for appointments. You’ll handle list building, copy, sending platform setup (Mailshake, Woodpecker, Apollo or similar), campaign management and light data hygiene throughout the run.
If you’ve successfully generated B2B roofing or construction leads before, tell me about the tools you prefer and the conversion rates you’ve achieved. Looking forward to collaborating and filling my pipeline with quality opportunities.
I will pay a bonus for any opportunities that are qualified, meaning the customer has a need and budget in 2026 and will allow me to bid on the project.
With success, this will be a long term project.
The core of the project is an email marketing campaign. Since I don’t yet have a list for this region, you’ll first need to research and build a clean, permission-based database of decision makers at construction companies—owners, project managers and estimators who actually choose roofing subcontractors. If you have a proven cold-calling workflow, I’m open to using it as a follow-up channel, but the initial outreach must be email-centric.
What success looks like to me:
• A vetted list of at least 500 fresh contacts in the five target states, with 300 of the contacts in Georgia, delivered in spreadsheet format with company name, contact name, title, phone, email and city.
• A concise, persuasive email sequence (intro + two follow-ups) crafted to book discovery calls schedule by the lead generator on my calendar. A conference call between me and the prospect must happen to be a qualified lead.
• Weekly progress reports that show open, click-through and reply rates, plus any scheduled calls or warm responses.
• Compliance with CAN-SPAM and other relevant email-marketing regulations.
I’ll supply branding guidelines, service decks and a calendar link for appointments. You’ll handle list building, copy, sending platform setup (Mailshake, Woodpecker, Apollo or similar), campaign management and light data hygiene throughout the run.
If you’ve successfully generated B2B roofing or construction leads before, tell me about the tools you prefer and the conversion rates you’ve achieved. Looking forward to collaborating and filling my pipeline with quality opportunities.
I will pay a bonus for any opportunities that are qualified, meaning the customer has a need and budget in 2026 and will allow me to bid on the project.
With success, this will be a long term project.
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