Homes
| Homes | Total | Price each |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | $60 | $1.20 |
| 400 | $384 | $0.96 |
| 1,000 | $798 | $0.80 |
| 2,000 | $1,440 | $0.72 |
One-time purchase prices
- $150 for 50 homes$3.00 each, includes the $75 small-order fee
- $480 for 400 homes
- $998 for 1,000 homes
Gutter and tree-service prospects
Homes with trees over or by the roof
Find homes with trees over or by the roof for gutter cleaning and tree-service outreach. Choose a service area that fits your crews and equipment.
90%+ sure matchesWrong one? Tell us within 30 days. We credit it back.
CSV and ExcelSalesRabbit and SPOTIO import layouts included.
Fresh aerial imageryNever older than two years when your order runs.
Price your territory
What this list costs
Subscribe & save prices below. Orders from 10 buildings. See your exact price before you pay, then get your list within 48 hours after you pay, often sooner.
Homes
What you can filter on
- Trees by the roof
- Select homes with trees clearly beside, close to or overhanging the roof, rather than trees elsewhere in the yard.
- Home size
- Choose home size to focus your gutter or tree-service campaign on the properties your crew wants to visit.
- Service area
- Choose areas your gutter crews or tree-service equipment can cover from the current schedule.
The file you get
What's in every row
- Home address and area
- Home size
- Trees by the roof match
- Why the home's trees met the selected feature
- Owner information when ordered as an add-on
Every property says why it matched. Owner and decision-maker research are added when you order them.
One row, opened up
Example property
| Property | Example home, Marietta, Georgia |
|---|---|
| Selected feature | Trees by the roof |
| Match detail | Tree canopy clearly beside and extending over part of the roof |
| Why it matched | Home within the chosen service area with trees visibly related to the roof. |
Who uses this list
Gutter cleaning crews
Choose homes with trees near the roof, then ask owners about their cleaning schedule and access for a visit.
Tree-service estimators
Prepare owner conversations about branches near the home and arrange a ground-level review of the requested work.
Exterior maintenance operators
Fill appointment windows around current stops with a specific gutter or tree-service offer.
Worked example
Four gutter jobs within one service area
Assumptions for this model:
- Buy 400 homes at the displayed Subscribe & save tier, without owner research.
- Assume four of the 400 homes book gutter work at $385 per job.
- Assume 58% remains after direct job costs.
- Budget 10 outreach hours at $29 per hour; include travel and quoting time in your own labor allowance.
| Line item | Calculation |
|---|---|
| Home target list | 400 homes: $384 |
| Outreach labor | 10 x $29 = $290 |
| Revenue from four jobs | 4 x $385 = $1,540 |
| Contribution before sales expense | $1,540 x 58% = $893.20 |
Offer the visit your crew is equipped to make
A gutter-cleaning caller can use trees near the roof as the reason for offering a service visit, then ask about the owner’s cleaning schedule. Keep the offer specific to the crew available. If the truck is equipped for gutter work, book that conversation before discussing a broader tree-service estimate.
I would work around existing appointments first. A small job with a short drive can fit a service day better than one that takes the crew across the county. Put the selected homes beside open appointment windows and give the caller the times your operation can support.
Ask the owner which branches concern them
A tree-service estimate starts with the owner’s requested work and a visit to review the trees beside the home. Use the visible roof relationship to explain the introduction. Ask where the owner wants the estimator to look and who can authorize access.
Record that request in the appointment notes. During the visit, have the estimator establish the scope and how equipment can reach the work. Keep any measurements and proposed work with the quote. A second crew should be able to read the record and identify the same trees the owner discussed.
Separate the gutter quote from tree work
A gutter proposal should identify the sections being serviced and the agreed access arrangements, while a tree proposal should describe the work the estimator reviewed. Give each service its own scope, even when one home is a prospect for both.
Ask about the next cleaning visit while discussing the current gutter job. For tree work, establish who will review the estimate and when they want to decide. These homeowners have not asked for quotes. The list gives your team homes to contact; the owner conversation establishes the appointment and the work to price.
Check the margin on a small-job campaign
The gutter model assumes four jobs from 400 homes, so contribution per stop and outreach time both affect the amount left after acquisition costs. Enter your own labor allowance and average drive before repeating the campaign. Include time spent discussing quotes that do not book.
Track which appointments fit beside existing jobs and which require a separate trip. A recurring gutter customer belongs in a different follow-up group from a homeowner considering one tree job. Review those groups separately when deciding whether to order more homes in the same territory.
Before you order
Questions about this list
Can I buy homes with trees over the roof for gutter outreach?
Yes. Choose the Trees by the roof feature. It covers trees clearly beside, close to or overhanging the roof. Set your area and home size, then use each property's match reason to prepare the call.
Do trees anywhere in the yard qualify?
No. The feature requires a visible relationship between the trees and the roof. Trees elsewhere on the property alone do not qualify, so the match gives a gutter or tree-service caller a more specific starting point.
How much does a trees-by-the-roof home list cost?
$0.72 to $1.20 per home at the Subscribe & save tiers shown here. Owner information is a priced add-on. You choose the area and filters and see the exact order price before you pay.
Can a tree-service business work this list?
Yes. Use it to contact owners of homes with trees visibly near the roof. Ask what work the owner wants reviewed, then arrange an estimator's visit to assess access and prepare the tree-service scope.
How should a gutter crew prepare the quote?
Confirm the home's access arrangements and inspect the gutters during the agreed visit. Record the sections and work included in the price. Keep the tree match beside those field notes when preparing the service offer.
Can I add owner contacts and import the file?
Yes. Owner research is a priced add-on, with no charge for a contact we don't find. CSV and Excel arrive within 48 hours after you pay, often sooner, with SalesRabbit and SPOTIO import layouts.
What if the trees do not meet the feature I ordered?
Report the wrong match within 30 days and we credit it back. Ground Control only sends properties it is 90%+ sure match. Imagery is never older than two years when we run the order.
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