Ready-to-book, targeted home services leads to fill your job calendar

Ready-to-book, targeted home services leads to fill your job calendar

Ready-to-book, targeted home services leads to fill your job calendar

See the source, the consent record, and the price on every lead, before you pay for it. No lead resold to five contractors before you get the call, no guessing what you're buying, and no surprises after you've already paid.

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48

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2 min

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TCPA compliance captured on every lead

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TCPA compliance captured on every lead

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TCPA compliance captured on every lead

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What are home services leads?

What are home services leads?

A home services lead is a homeowner or renter with a specific problem at a specific address: a roof that's leaking, windows that won't seal, siding that's cracked or faded, or a door that doesn't close right. They filled out a request for an estimate, usually on a comparison site, a search ad landing page, or a social campaign.

A home services lead is a homeowner or renter with a specific problem at a specific address: a roof that's leaking, windows that won't seal, siding that's cracked or faded, or a door that doesn't close right. They filled out a request for an estimate, usually on a comparison site, a search ad landing page, or a social campaign.

Three things separate a lead worth paying for from a wasted trip: intent, consent, and the property itself

Intent means the consumer actually has a job that needs doing.

Intent means the consumer actually has a job that needs doing.

Consent means there's a record proving they agreed to be contacted.

Consent means there's a record proving they agreed to be contacted.

Property details matter: the wrong roof pitch, window count, or sq. footage can waste a site visit before work begins.

Property details matter: the wrong roof pitch, window count, or sq. footage can waste a site visit before work begins.

What home services leads can you buy on PX Local?

What home services leads can you buy on PX Local?

  • Blurred photo of a worker in a cap and tool belt installing a door hinge.
    Doors

    Property owners replacing entry, patio, or storm doors are comparing options by type, material, and project size.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a worker in a hard hat measuring or installing a window frame.
    Windows

    Replacement projects run on comfort and energy-bill math, and property owners usually gather several bids before they sign.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of two roofing workers installing shingles on a rooftop against a blue sky.
    Roofing

    Property owners with storm damage, aging roofs, or insurance claims are comparing repair, replacement, and inspection quotes.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a bearded worker in a tool belt holding a tablet on a porch.
    Siding

    Property owners with cracked, faded, or storm-damaged siding are comparing repair and full replacement quotes.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a contractor wearing a tool belt writing on a clipboard at a job site.
    Others

    HVAC, plumbing, bathroom remodeling, electrical, landscaping, and more are coming. Tell us your trade to get notified.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a worker in a cap and tool belt installing a door hinge.
    Doors

    Property owners replacing entry, patio, or storm doors are comparing options by type, material, and project size.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a worker in a hard hat measuring or installing a window frame.
    Windows

    Replacement projects run on comfort and energy-bill math, and property owners usually gather several bids before they sign.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of two roofing workers installing shingles on a rooftop against a blue sky.
    Roofing

    Property owners with storm damage, aging roofs, or insurance claims are comparing repair, replacement, and inspection quotes.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a bearded worker in a tool belt holding a tablet on a porch.
    Siding

    Property owners with cracked, faded, or storm-damaged siding are comparing repair and full replacement quotes.

    Join the waitlist

  • Blurred photo of a contractor wearing a tool belt writing on a clipboard at a job site.
    Others

    HVAC, plumbing, bathroom remodeling, electrical, landscaping, and more are coming. Tell us your trade to get notified.

    Join the waitlist

Some best practices to close more leads into booked jobs

Confirm the appointment before you show up
No-show rates for home services estimates range from 10% to 25% industry-wide before reminders, with each no-show costing a five-figure job. Automated reminders sent before the visit halve no-shows. Confirm the day before and again the morning of the visit.

Answer the phone, every single time
62% of calls into home services businesses (source) are not answered. A missed call that goes to voicemail rarely gets 

a message; route missed calls to a system that texts back immediately instead. 

Give a real price range on the first call. 


Property owners collecting bids move to whoever gives them 

a number first. A rough range on the phone, before the in-person measurement, keeps you in the running while a competitor is still scheduling their site visit.

Plan crew capacity around seasonal surges. 

Demand for each product follows a seasonal pattern. Buying leads at your average pace during a surge means turning away jobs you can't staff; buying at surge pace in a slow month wastes budget on leads you can't service fast enough.

A platform that sets your team up to win more home services jobs

A platform that sets your team up to win more home services jobs

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Prioritize the leads most likely to convert.

A HOT / WARM / COLD freshness signal and countdown show which new inquiry needs your attention first, helping your team call faster when multiple leads arrive at once.

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Reach prospects before competitors do.

Click-to-call makes the incoming lead’s phone number tappable from the lead overview, so your team can respond immediately without switching tools or losing momentum.

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Protect more booked jobs from no-shows.

Automatic appointment reminders go to the property owner before the visit, helping keep estimates on track and preventing missed appointments from costing you high-value work.

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Quote with confidence on the first call.

Address, property type, and trade-specific job details appear on the lead card, giving you enough context to share a realistic range before the site visit.

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Match lead flow to your crew’s capacity.

Instant campaign pause and resume controls, delivery pacing, and daily budgets let you scale up during busy periods and slow down when your schedule is full.

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Reduce compliance risk on every contact.

Each lead includes TCPA-verified consent, with the Jornaya audit record available from the lead detail page in one click whenever you need proof.

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Recover budget from bad leads faster.

Return an invalid lead from the overview in one click and receive the credit immediately, without tickets, waiting, or back-and-forth.

What usually goes wrong when you buy leads

What usually goes wrong when you buy leads

Every contractor has a lead vendor story. These are the four we hear most.

Green-toned illustration of a calendar and phone icons, representing oversold leads.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

Green-toned illustration of a document and clock icon, representing a lead that isn't ready to buy.

02

Leads that were never ready to buy.

A lot of home improvement search traffic is someone pricing out a project for next year, not scheduling one this week. You call a real person who filled out a real form, and they tell you they're just getting numbers.

Green-toned illustration of a phone call icon layered over overlapping circles, representing duplicate leads.

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Duplicate leads.

The same property owner submits the same request on two comparison sites, or leads get resold so two lead vendors send you the same lead and you buy what looks like two separate opportunities from two different sources. You've paid twice for one conversation.

Green-toned illustration of a lightning bolt and speech bubble icon, representing storm-chase lead volume.

04

Storm-chase volume with no real intent.

A storm hits, and lead volume doubles overnight; some of it is property owners comparing quotes, some is marketers scraping storm-damage data and reselling the same names to every roofer. The surge looks like opportunity and often isn't.

Green-toned illustration of a calendar and phone icons, representing oversold leads.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

Green-toned illustration of a document and clock icon, representing a lead that isn't ready to buy.

02

Leads that were never ready to buy.

A lot of home improvement search traffic is someone pricing out a project for next year, not scheduling one this week. You call a real person who filled out a real form, and they tell you they're just getting numbers.

Green-toned illustration of a phone call icon layered over overlapping circles, representing duplicate leads.

03

Duplicate leads.

The same property owner submits the same request on two comparison sites, or leads get resold so two lead vendors send you the same lead and you buy what looks like two separate opportunities from two different sources. You've paid twice for one conversation.

Green-toned illustration of a lightning bolt and speech bubble icon, representing storm-chase lead volume.

04

Storm-chase volume with no real intent.

A storm hits, and lead volume doubles overnight; some of it is property owners comparing quotes, some is marketers scraping storm-damage data and reselling the same names to every roofer. The surge looks like opportunity and often isn't.

We hear you, and we're against these practices too.
These are some of the things we built PX Local to solve.

01

Oversold leads

The same household sold to five or more agencies, sometimes across networks. By the time you dial, they've been quoted twice and stopped answering. Reselling multiplies the vendor's revenue per lead, and you can't see how many times a lead has been sold before you buy.

02

Leads that were never ready to buy.

A lot of home improvement search traffic is someone pricing out a project for next year, not scheduling one this week. You call a real person who filled out a real form, and they tell you they're just getting numbers.

03

Duplicate leads.

The same property owner submits the same request on two comparison sites, or leads get resold so two lead vendors send you the same lead and you buy what looks like two separate opportunities from two different sources. You've paid twice for one conversation.

04

Storm-chase volume with no real intent.

A storm hits, and lead volume doubles overnight; some of it is property owners comparing quotes, some is marketers scraping storm-damage data and reselling the same names to every roofer. The surge looks like opportunity and often isn't.

Roofing, window, door, and siding leads are coming soon to PX Local.

Roofing, window, door, and siding leads are coming soon to PX Local.

Your next customer
is already searching.

Join the interest list now, and be first in line when your trade opens in your state.

Join the interest list now, and be first in line when your trade opens in your state.

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What is PX Local?

PX Local is a technology platform for independent businesses to buy leads from a network of lead sources. You pick your industry, territory, and budget; leads land in your dashboard; and you see where every lead came from and what it cost.

What are home services leads?
Are home services leads worth it?
What's the difference between shared and exclusive home services leads?
Where do home services leads come from?
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What's a good close rate on purchased home services leads?
When will home services leads be available on PX Local?
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© 2026 PX Inc. All rights reserved.

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PX Inc
44 Wall Street, Suite 605,
NY, NY 10005

Questions? Drop an email to:

© 2026 PX Inc. All rights reserved.

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