The signal stack

What we read to find this buyer.

  • The swath, with its date

    Hail and wind contours land within hours of the event and carry the date on the row, so your script can name the storm.

  • Damage from the air

    Streaking, missing shingles, patches and discolouration — the wear you would look for driving the street yourself.

  • Permits, refreshed daily

    County roofing permits, daily. Fresh permits also mark the streets where a crew is already working.

  • Build year with no permit since

    A roof nobody has touched in twenty years takes a storm differently from one replaced last spring.

Who you’d never call

Taken out before the file ships.

Finding the right homes is half the work. The other half is the homes we remove — the part a list vendor skips because nobody counts the calls that should never have happened.

  • Anyone who already re-roofedThe part nobody else does. Taking out the homes that just replaced a roof is worth as much as finding the damaged ones, and it is the difference between a swath and a list.
  • RentersOwner-occupied single-family only, so nobody gets disqualified thirty seconds into the call.
  • Anyone on the DNC listScreened against the federal registry before the file leaves us, and suppressed against everything we have already sent you.

Proof

The method is measured. The test is yours.

The figures on this site come from solar call centers, because that is where we have the longest run of dialer exports. The method is identical here, and the test is yours — we measure it on your dialer, not ours.

  • +95%more appointments per dial122 appointments on 348,858 dials · 14 on 78,184 before · Aug 12–13 vs Aug 31 – Sep 21, 2026
  • +77%more agent connects per dial348,858 dials on Scout Data · 89,549 on their cold lists · Aug 12–13 and Sep 3–18 vs Aug 31 – Sep 21, 2026
Solar call centers’ own dialer exports, Aug–Sep 2026.Every figure, with its sample and method

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