The best lead generation tool for selling to roofers, plumbers, electricians, landscapers and cleaning companies is one that lists every such business in a city from Google Maps, with its phone, website, email and rating, at a flat price per lead. MapScraper does this: it returns the whole city past Google's ~120-result limit, crawls each company's own website for an email address, and exports to Excel, CSV or JSON. It starts with 100 free leads, no card, then 1,000 leads for $5 at launch.
Updated 12 November 2026. Competitor facts come from each vendor's own pages, read on 12 November 2026: SICCODE.com roofing contractors list and Emailchaser contractor email list. Prices change, so check before you buy.
Who this page is for
This page is for people who sell to home-service businesses: marketing and SEO agencies, web designers, roofing software and CRM vendors, material suppliers, insurers, and appointment setters. You need a list of the businesses themselves.
It is not about homeowner leads (people who want a new roof). Those are sold by lead marketplaces and are a different product. MapScraper does not sell them.
The tools compared
Three kinds of tool sell a roofer or contractor list. They differ in what a row is and how you pay.
| MapScraper | SICCODE.com | Emailchaser | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Google Maps lead list tool | Business database by SIC/NAICS code | Cold email software with a contact database |
| What a row is | One business listed on Google Maps | One company record | One person at a contractor company |
| Roofing coverage | Every roofer on Google Maps in the area you pick | "28,326" verified roofing contractor companies | "283,379" people at US construction and trade contractors (all trades) |
| Crawled from the business's own website, included | "Verified email add-on" at $0.10 per email | Verified work email per person | |
| Price | One-time packs: 1,000 / $5 (launch), 5,000 / $19, 20,000 / $49, 50,000 / $99 | $0.25 per record up to 1,000, falling to $0.09 at 25,001–50,000 | Starter $47/month with 1,500 credits; Pro $97/month with 5,000; extra credits $33 per 1,000 |
| Unused balance | Leads never expire | One-off purchase | Plan credits refresh monthly; bought credits never expire |
| Free start | 100 leads once, no card | Not stated | 7-day trial with 500 credits |
| Signals for a pitch | Rating, review count, website or not, opening hours, digital weakness score | Sales volume, employee count, years in business | Job title |
| Outside the US | Any country on Google Maps | US-focused SIC codes | US counts shown |
"Not stated" means we did not find it on the page we read. If you need owner names, employee counts or revenue bands, SICCODE.com sells fields Google Maps does not have. If you want named people with work emails and a built-in sender, Emailchaser covers that. If you want every roofer in a specific city with the number and website they publish, a Google Maps tool is the direct source.
What 1,000 roofer leads cost
| Tool | 1,000 rows | With email |
|---|---|---|
| MapScraper (launch pack) | $5 | Included, $5 |
| SICCODE.com | $250 (1,000 × $0.25) | Up to $350 with the $0.10 email add-on on every row |
| Emailchaser | Starter plan $47/month for 1,500 credits, or $33 per 1,000 extra credits | Included |
On larger orders MapScraper's per-1,000 price falls to $3.80 (5,000 for $19), $2.45 (20,000 for $49) and $1.98 (50,000 for $99).
What Google Maps shows about home-service businesses
On 31 October 2026 we scanned the first Google Maps results for five home-service trades in 12 cities (Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Dubai, Houston, Istanbul, London, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Sydney, Toronto).
| Trade | Listings | With phone | No website | Rated under 4.0 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Roofers | 629 | 98.7% | 53 (8.4%) | 7 of 619 rated |
| Plumbers | 639 | 99.1% | 71 (11.1%) | 8 of 634 rated |
| Electricians | 618 | 97.4% | 103 (16.7%) | 12 of 600 rated |
| Landscapers | 719 | 97.1% | 77 (10.7%) | 21 of 702 rated |
| Cleaning services | 697 | 98.3% | 52 (7.5%) | 7 of 689 rated |
| All five | 3,302 | 98.1% | 356 (10.8%) | 55 of 3,244 rated (1.7%) |
What this means for your pitch:
- Phone is almost always there. 98.1% of these listings show a number, so a call list from Maps has few dead rows.
- "No website" is a smaller pool for roofers than many agencies expect. Top-ranking US roofers nearly all have a site: Houston 1 of 60 without one, Atlanta and New York 2 of 60. Istanbul is the exception, with 27 of 60 roofer listings without a website. Electricians have the largest no-website share of the five trades.
- Top results are highly rated. Roofer averages ran from 4.7 to 4.9 stars by city. A "bad reviews" pitch fits few ranking roofers; the gap is more often website quality, response to reviews, or visibility beyond the first page.
- Small markets run out early. A roofer search returned 20 listings in London and 9 in Dubai, so pick district-level searches there.
These are the first results of one search per city, which favours established businesses. Smaller and newer firms sit further down, and they are where most no-website and low-review listings are. City pages such as roofers in Houston, roofers in Istanbul and electricians in Chicago show each scan.
What a home-service lead list needs, and how MapScraper covers it
| Need | Why it matters | In MapScraper |
|---|---|---|
| Every business in the city | One Maps search stops at ~120 results, and big metros have more roofers | Area split into cells, de-duplicated by place_id (how) |
| The right sub-trades | "Roofer" listings include gutter, waterproofing and general contractors | Category column per row, so you can sort them out |
| A reason to reach out | A specific gap beats a generic offer | Website or not, rating, review count and a digital weakness score with written reasons |
| Email for a sequence | Maps shows no emails | Email crawled from the company's own home, contact and about pages |
| Dialler-ready numbers | Diallers expect +country code | Phone as shown and in E.164 |
| Only rows you can use | You shouldn't pay for listings you'll delete | No-website, has-phone and minimum-rating filters; filtered-out listings are not delivered or charged |
| A known cost first | Lists by city vary a lot in size | Free pre-count before every scan |
Build a roofer list in 15 minutes
- Sign up free; you get 100 leads, no card.
- Pick the trade (roofers, plumbers, electricians…), the country, city and optional district.
- Add filters: no website for web-design offers, has phone for calling, a minimum rating if you only want established firms.
- Check the free pre-count, then run the scan.
- Download CSV or Excel, sort by category to drop suppliers and general contractors, and import into your CRM or sequencer.
- Re-pull before each campaign; a scan is a snapshot.
The businesses without a website use case and local SEO audit use case show the same setup for agency offers. All trades are listed at leads by industry, including roofers.
Who should pick something else
- You want homeowners who need a roof. That is a homeowner lead marketplace, not a business list.
- You need owner names, revenue or headcount. Google Maps does not publish them; a database such as SICCODE.com sells those fields.
- You want a contact database and an email sender in one plan. Emailchaser bundles both on a monthly subscription.
Comparing agency-focused tools? See the best lead generation tool for web design agencies, the local SEO agencies version and the best Google Maps scraper roundup.
Cold email and calls to businesses are regulated by country (CAN-SPAM in the US, GDPR and PECR in Europe, do-not-call registers). This is general information, not legal advice; our overview of the legal side is a starting point.
Summary
To market to roofers and other home-service businesses, build the list from Google Maps: in our 31 October 2026 scans of 3,302 top listings across five trades, 98.1% showed a phone and 10.8% had no website (8.4% of roofers, 16.7% of electricians). MapScraper returns every business in the city past the ~120-result limit, with email from each company's own site, filters for no website, phone and rating, and one-time packs from $5 for 1,000 leads. SICCODE.com ($0.25 per record for the first 1,000) fits when you need owner and firmographic fields; Emailchaser ($47/month and up) fits when you want named contacts and a sender in one plan.
Build your first roofer list now: start free with 100 leads, no card needed. After that, the launch pack is 1,000 leads with emails for $5, one-time, and the leads never expire.