Where to Scan in Savannah
Before you spend a morning knocking, Roofbird tells you which Savannah neighborhoods are worth your time. Enter a ZIP or draw a boundary around areas like Ardsley Park, the Historic District, or Wilmington Island, and Roofbird reads the blocks in view, ranking them by housing era, visible roof wear, hail history, and walkability.
The AI counts homes from building footprints, not estimates, and flags scattered acreage on long driveways as poor canvassing. It only suggests blocks that clear the bar for a productive route, so you're not wasting fuel on streets where doors per hour are too low.
- Neighborhood-level ranking before you scan
- Housing era and roof wear from imagery
- Hail history from NOAA storm events
- Walkability scoring for door-to-door efficiency
Two Scores: Need vs. Now
Every roof gets a NEED score (condition and age) and a NOW score (whether something is forcing a decision). In Savannah, recent wind events in Chatham County, including storms in July 2025 and June 2026, may have left visible damage that raises the NOW score for specific homes.
Roofbird reads both top-down and ground-level imagery to spot missing shingles, tarps, or granule loss. It also compares each roof to neighbors—if surrounding homes have been re-roofed and this one hasn't, that's a strong social proof trigger. The result is a list of homes where the pitch is timely, not just a list of old roofs.
- NEED score: condition and roof age
- NOW score: active damage, recent purchase, neighbor re-roofs
- Hail history is used in the pitch, not the ranking
- Plain-English verdict with reasons
Homeowner Contacts, DNC-Scrubbed
Opening a house costs 1 credit and gives you the full property record: owner name, occupancy status, estimated equity, last sale date, and more, plus the street address, phone numbers and email. Every contact is checked against the federal Do Not Call registry.
In Savannah, where many homes are second residences or rentals, knowing whether the owner lives there is critical. Roofbird labels each contact as 'clear' for manual calls, 'DNC' for do-not-call, or 'verify' for unknown. A lookup that fails is refunded; a nobody-listed answer is charged.
- Owner name, occupancy, equity estimate
- DNC-scrubbed phone and email
- No credit for failed lookups
- Manual dialing only, no auto-dialers
Work the List Like a CRM
Once you've scanned Savannah, Roofbird's interface lets you filter and sort leads by any field: owner-occupied, active damage, claim window open, minimum need score, or contact status. You can tag leads, export the list, or print door-hanger PDFs for your route.
The list updates automatically when you re-scan an area, so you're always seeing new homes, not the same roofs. Low-quality roofs are dropped before they reach your list, so your credits go to leads worth working.
- Filter by need score, NOW trigger, equity, and more
- Open a house in one click, plus a tag system
- Export to CSV or print door-hangers
- Re-scan surfaces new homes only
Why Roofbird Beats Pay-Per-Lead Marketplaces
Angi, HomeAdvisor, and Thumbtack sell the same lead to multiple contractors, so you're racing to call first. Roofbird does not sell leads one by one or resell them through a marketplace. You decide where to scan, Roofbird ranks every roof, and you choose which ones to act on.
Marketplaces can't tell you which neighborhoods are worth your morning; they just sell you whoever filled out a form. Roofbird reads Savannah's own streets and ranks them by the factors that actually matter for roofing sales.
- Self-sourced leads, no lead marketplace
- Neighborhood ranking before you spend
- Separates 'needs a roof' from 'will buy now'
- Credit packs from $49, never per lead, nothing renews