Roofing
Roofing leads are a Burlington and I-89 product, with winter ice damage as a seasonal layer.
View pricingA small, older-home market where winter and river flooding decide whether the project lead is placeable.
Home Remodeling Leads sells Vermont remodeling leads for contractors that know the state will not support a large daily cap.
Burlington holds the volume. Flooding, including the kind of river damage the state saw in 2023, and old farmhouses define renovation leads elsewhere.
Local market
Most roofing, window, and bathroom leads are in Chittenden County. The rest of the state is thin.
River towns seek basement and flooring work after high water. Those leads need a moisture conversation before any rebuild.
Oil heat, old roofs, and seasonal houses stall standard upgrades. Ask before promising a timeline.
HVAC leads outside Burlington include ice, long miles, and deer-damaged exteriors.
Exclusive and low caps fit this state better than shared volume.
Roofing leads are a Burlington and I-89 product, with winter ice damage as a seasonal layer.
View pricingWindow leads outside Chittenden County often turn on which supplier in Burlington or Lebanon is reachable.
View pricingBathroom leads are a small family book in the Burlington suburbs.
View pricingSolar leads need shade, roof age, and snow-load questions. Seasonal occupancy should be filtered if you do not install there.
View pricingFlooring leads fit an older population in smaller towns. One careful campaign is enough.
View pricingHVAC leads are a Burlington product, including a student slice. They are not a rural roofing lead.
View pricingCoverage
Burlington, South Burlington, Montpelier, and Rutland. Add flood-prone towns only when you can talk about moisture and rebuild sequencing.
Keep the cap small, center it on Chittenden County, and do not buy statewide property.
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