What 'ready' means for contractors
For contractors, timing is everything. The signals below are public, and each one often comes before someone starts looking for help.
The free Snapshot shows "not covered yet" where we don't have data.
- Home sold: new owners often plan updates and repairs in their first months. Source: state and county deed records.
- Permit filed: a permit shows a project is moving, and it may need trades, finishing work or cleanup. Source: city and county permit records.
- Public bid posted: a government agency asks for bids on work you do, with a due date. Source: official public procurement portals.
- New business filed: a new company may need a space built out or fixed up. Source: state business filings.
How outreach works
Homeowners get mail and ads, never cold calls or texts. Automated calls and texts need prior express written consent, and we don't use them on cold leads.
Homeowners get a postcard or letter and ads shown to people in that area. Businesses and agencies can also get an email that follows CAN-SPAM, or a call a person dials by hand after a Do-Not-Call check.
We check every lead against your current customers and do-not-contact list before it reaches you.
Why exclusive matters here
Each lead is yours alone, never shared with or resold to another client. If you want one contractor per service in an area, territory exclusivity is a proposed add-on on Growth and up.
Every lead shows its source, pull date and license, so you can check it yourself.