Where to Scan First in St. Petersburg
Before you spend a morning driving, Roofbird tells you which blocks in St. Petersburg are worth your time. Enter a ZIP code like 33701 or 33712, and the AI ranks neighborhoods by housing era, roof wear, hail history, and walkability. It reads the actual homes—counted from building footprints—and flags areas where roofs show visible weathering, such as granule loss or algae streaking.
For example, after the June 2025 hail event in Pinellas County, Roofbird can help you focus on neighborhoods that were in the hail path. It also identifies blocks where neighbors have already re-roofed, a strong social proof signal. If an area isn't worth scanning, it says so plainly—no wasted credits.
- Ranked by roof wear, housing era, and walkability
- Hail history integrated into block suggestions
- Counts homes from footprints, not estimates
- Honest feedback: skips areas that don't meet the bar
Two Scores: Need vs. Urgency
Roofbird separates two questions: does this roof need replacing, and will this homeowner decide now? The NEED score is based on roof condition and age. The NOW score factors in active damage, recent hail on this specific roof, a recent home purchase, or neighbors who've re-roofed. This prevents the common pitfall of treating every weathered roof as a hot lead.
For St. Petersburg, where hurricane season brings wind and rain, the NOW score helps you prioritize homes with visible tarping or missing shingles—signs of active damage that demand attention. Roofbird also shows a claim-window estimate for hail events, so you know how long a homeowner might have to file.
- NEED: condition and roof age only
- NOW: triggers like active damage, recent hail, or neighbor re-roofs
- Claim window countdown for hail, verify with carrier
- No fake urgency: most homes honestly have no trigger
Homeowner Contacts, DNC-Scrubbed
Every lead includes the homeowner's name, phone, email, and mailing address—when available—and every number is checked against the federal Do Not Call registry. You'll see 'clear' for safe to call, 'DNC' for don't call, and 'verify' for unknown. This transparency means you never waste a call on a number that could get you fined.
Manual dialing only, no auto-dialers or texts. If a lookup finds no contact, it costs no credits. You get the property record for free: owner occupancy, equity estimate, last sale date, and more. This is the data that tells you if a homeowner can afford a new roof.
- DNC-scrubbed phone numbers, labeled clear/DNC/verify
- Owner name, occupancy, equity estimate
- No credits for missing contacts
- Manual dialing only
Work the List Like a CRM
Roofbird's lead management lets you filter and sort by any field: need score, now score, owner-occupied, active damage, claim window open, equity, and contact status. Tag leads, export data, or print door-hanger PDFs for your route. The interface is built for speed—sticky headers, zoomable imagery, and inline unlocks.
This is a self-serve tool. Sign up, scan St. Petersburg, and get leads in minutes. No sales calls, no per-lead fees, no shared marketplace where four other contractors get the same lead.
- Filter by need, now, equity, contact status
- Inline unlock for contact details
- Export or print door-hanger PDFs
- Flat monthly pricing, unlimited service areas
Proven in Florida
Roofbird has already scanned homes in Florida, including a public report in Manatee County from May 2026. That scan identified scores of roofs with visible wear and potential hail damage, demonstrating the platform's ability to read Florida's unique roofing conditions—from salt-air corrosion to sun-baked shingles.
For St. Petersburg contractors, this means the AI is trained on local imagery and understands what a weathered roof looks like in this climate. You're not just getting a list of old roofs; you're getting a prioritized list of roofs likely to need replacement soon.
- Public scan report in Manatee County, FL
- Trained on Florida's roofing conditions
- Reads satellite and Street View together
- Exclusive leads—no shared marketplace