50 Free Roofing Leads — US Companies With No Website (Phone-Validated)
If you sell web design, SEO, or Google Business Profile work, your best prospect is a business that already makes money and still has no website.
There are plenty of them. Roughly a quarter of US small businesses have no site at all. The problem has never been that they don't exist — it's that finding them means scrolling Google Maps for hours, opening every listing one at a time, and checking whether a website link is there.
This file is 50 of them, already found, already checked.
What you get
50 US roofing companies with no website, spread across 45 states. Not 50 from one city — a national spread, so you can see the data quality rather than a lucky pocket of it.
Three more free packs exist — 50 HVAC companies, 50 electrical contractors, and a 50-lead mixed trades file. They're not in this download. Download this one and they come to you by email over the next few days, no payment, no catch. There's no overlap between any of them.
Every row carries 20 fields
Business name · niche · Google category (and all sub-categories) · phone in US format · phone in E.164 for dialers and SMS platforms · line type · carrier · phone registration location · full street address · city · state · ZIP · location accuracy flag · star rating · review count · claimed/unclaimed listing · opening hours · owner description · Google Maps link · and a website column that is empty on every single row, because that is the entire filter.
Why line type is the field that actually matters
Each sample is deliberately built with the same split: 20 mobile, 15 landline, 12 VoIP, 3 toll-free. That's so you can see all four in one file.
- A landline reaches a front desk during business hours.
- A mobile usually reaches the owner directly.
- A VoIP number often can't receive SMS at all — text it and the message vanishes with no bounce and no warning.
Nobody sorts by this, and that's why cold outreach lists underperform. If you're loading an SMS platform, VoIP rows are burnt credits. If you're building a call sheet, mobile vs landline changes the entire opening line.
Check it yourself in three minutes
Every row has a Google Maps link. Open three at random. Look for the Website button on the listing — there isn't one. Then run a couple of the phone numbers through your own lookup and compare the line types.
That's the whole pitch. Verify it before you spend anything.
What's honest about this file
Some rows say "Approx. (search area)" under location accuracy. Those are businesses Google lists as service-area only, with no street address published. They're flagged rather than quietly filled in with a guess. Same with any listing marked temporarily closed. You see exactly what's solid and what isn't — including in the free file, where it would have been easy to hide.
If you want more than 50
The paid lists run on the same pipeline and the same checks:
- Roofing — 3,600+ validated leads
- HVAC — 4,900+ validated leads
- Electrical — 2,900+ validated leads
- Photography — 2,000+ validated leads
Packs start at $55 for 200 leads. There's a Trades Bundle at $400 for 2,600 across roofing, HVAC and electrical. And if your niche or city isn't listed, it gets built fresh — 4 days standard, 48 hours express.
Links to all four are below this listing.