Exclusive siding replacement & repair leads

Exclusive siding leads from homeowners ready to reclad the house.

Full replacements, storm and rot repair, wraps, and trim work, delivered to one siding contractor per market in real time.

Siding is one of the highest-ticket exterior decisions a homeowner makes, and the search that starts it is almost always specific: failing panels, hail damage, rotted trim, or a plan to move from aging vinyl to fiber cement. Our exclusive siding leads reach you the moment that inquiry qualifies, with the material, square footage estimate, and damage context already captured. Every siding lead goes to one contractor per market, so the first conversation is about scope rather than beating three other bids to the driveway.

Are these siding leads exclusive?

Yes. Every siding lead we deliver is sold to exactly one company in one market — never resold, never recycled, and never shared with three competitors the way marketplace lead platforms operate. You get the homeowner's name, phone, email, address, and project details in real time, and you are the only contractor who receives them.

Typical cost per lead
$65$175
Average job value
$15,000
Cost per won job
~$400

Pricing varies by market competition and lead volume. See full pay-per-lead pricing by trade or read how lead delivery works.

Exclusive vs. shared leads

Why exclusive siding leads beat shared leads

Shared siding leads punish the contractor who does the job right. When four companies buy the same reclad inquiry, the homeowner collects a spread of bids and anchors on the lowest number, which usually means thinner material, skipped house wrap, or no trim replacement. Exclusive siding leads let you walk the elevation, price the full assembly including wrap, flashing, and trim, and win on scope instead of shaving a five-figure project to match a competitor who never opened a wall.

Service categories we generate

Types of siding leads we deliver

Full siding replacement & reclads
Vinyl siding installation & repair
Fiber cement siding installation
Engineered wood & LP SmartSide installs
Storm, hail & wind damage siding repair
Rot repair & sheathing replacement
House wrap & weather barrier installation
Soffit, fascia & trim replacement
Board and batten & accent siding
Insulated siding & exterior insulation upgrades

Qualification standard

What counts as a qualified siding lead

Every lead is screened against the same criteria before it hits your CRM. Miss any of these, and it doesn't get billed.

Read the full lead policy
  • Homeowner or authorized decision-maker on the property
  • Project type captured: full replacement, partial, or repair
  • Current material and approximate home size recorded
  • Storm or insurance context noted when it applies
  • Timeline stated, typically within 90 days
  • Reachable phone number verified in real time

Our process

How we generate exclusive siding leads

01

Reclad-intent targeting

Campaigns target searches like 'siding replacement near me,' 'vinyl siding contractor,' 'fiber cement siding installer,' and 'hail damage siding repair' so the inquiry matches the project types you want to quote.

02

Scope and material qualification

Every siding lead is screened for current material, approximate square footage or home size, whether the request is a full reclad or a section, damage cause, and whether an insurance claim is involved.

03

Real-time delivery

Qualified siding leads reach your phone, email, or CRM within 60 seconds so you can book the measurement visit while the homeowner is still comparing options.

04

Free replacement leads

Out-of-area addresses, renters without owner authority, invalid contacts, and requests outside the material or scope you defined are replaced free of charge when reported within 72 hours.

Siding lead generation: how pricing and volume work

Siding market focus

This page is written specifically for siding companies — including full siding replacement & reclads, vinyl siding installation & repair, fiber cement siding installation — with qualification, delivery, and campaign strategy tailored to this category.

Siding lead generation works differently from small-ticket trades because the homeowner is committing to a project that changes the entire face of the house. The search that starts it is usually triggered by a visible failure: cracked or chalking vinyl, buckling panels, woodpecker or rot damage, or hail that dented an elevation. Our campaigns capture the trigger, the current material, and the approximate home size so your first call is a scoping conversation rather than a discovery interview.

Material choice determines both the ticket and the sales cycle. Vinyl reclads move quickly and price predictably. Fiber cement, engineered wood, and insulated siding carry higher tickets, longer decision windows, and more design conversation about color, profile, and trim packages. Every siding lead we deliver notes what the homeowner currently has and what they are asking about, so you know whether you are quoting a fast replacement or a considered upgrade before you allocate a sales appointment.

Storm activity creates the sharpest siding demand of the year. Hail and straight-line wind damage siding and trim at the same time it damages roofs, and homeowners frequently start with a roof inspection and discover the elevations need attention too. Our intake records the damage date, whether a claim has been filed, and whether an adjuster has already visited, which lets you separate insurance-funded work from out-of-pocket projects on the first call. Contractors who run both trades should also review our exclusive roofing leads.

Hidden scope is where siding jobs make or lose money. Rotted sheathing, missing or failed house wrap, improper flashing at windows and penetrations, and trim that has to be rebuilt all surface once panels come off. Exclusive leads matter here because a contractor who is not fighting three low bids can quote the assembly honestly, include a plausible allowance for substrate repair, and explain why the cheapest number on the counter is not a comparable proposal.

The economics favor exclusivity at this ticket size. With an average project between $9,000 and $28,000 and a close rate in the 25% to 40% range on exclusive inquiries, a lead priced in the low hundreds still lands cost per acquisition at a small fraction of project revenue. Shared siding leads sold to four companies typically close in the single digits to low teens, which multiplies effective cost per job while forcing price concessions on the ones you do win. Run your own numbers on our pay-per-lead pricing page.

Response time still decides who gets the measurement appointment. A homeowner requesting siding estimates online is usually filling out more than one form on more than one site, and the first company that answers sets the terms of comparison. Our real-time delivery is described on the how it works page, and The Five-Minute Rule covers why speed outperforms discounting.

Siding pairs naturally with adjacent exterior work. A reclad is the right moment to replace failing units, so window replacement attaches often, and homeowners refreshing the exterior frequently ask about painting, gutters, and trim in the same conversation. Documenting the full exterior during the measurement visit routinely adds thousands to the approved scope.

Organic and AI search visibility compound siding demand because these projects are researched heavily before anyone submits a form. Homeowners compare vinyl against fiber cement, look up cost per square foot, and increasingly ask AI assistants which local contractor to trust. Our SEO and AI search optimization service builds material-level service pages, city coverage, review workflows, and schema so your company appears in those answers. The framework is outlined in our local SEO playbook for home services.

Qualification standards are documented rather than implied. What counts as a qualified siding lead, what qualifies for a free replacement, and the 72-hour reporting window are all written out in our lead qualification policy, so there is no argument about a bad address or a renter who cannot authorize work.

Ready to claim your siding market? Each metro and service area goes to one siding contractor at a time. Check availability for your ZIP codes and we will confirm within one business day whether we can build a campaign, or tell you straight if the market is already taken.

Real-time delivery

Leads pushed to your CRM in under 60 seconds.

Free replacement leads

Non-qualifying leads are replaced free of charge.

One partner per market

Exclusive service area — no internal competition.

FAQ

Siding lead questions, answered

How much do exclusive siding leads cost?

Exclusive siding leads generally range from $65 to $175 depending on market competition and project type. Full reclad and fiber cement inquiries sit at the higher end because the job value is larger.

Are these siding leads exclusive?

Yes. Each siding lead is sold to one contractor in one service area. Leads are never shared, resold, or recycled.

Can I choose which siding materials I receive leads for?

Yes. During onboarding you define the materials and project types you install, and requests outside that scope qualify for a free replacement when reported within 72 hours.

Do you deliver storm and hail damage siding leads?

Yes. When a damaging event hits a market you cover, budget shifts toward those ZIP codes and intake captures the damage date and insurance claim status.

Do you separate full replacements from small repairs?

Yes. Intake records whether the homeowner wants a full reclad, a single elevation, or a repair, so you can weight your campaign toward the work you want.

How fast are siding leads delivered?

Real time. Leads reach your phone, email, or CRM within 60 seconds of passing qualification, by SMS, email, or webhook into your CRM.

What happens if a siding lead is outside my service area?

Report it within 72 hours for a free replacement. The same policy covers invalid contacts, renters without owner authority, and out-of-scope requests.

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