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Find the right exterior finish project.

Explore siding lead costs, job types, qualification and follow-up. Find the project details that help you choose your next opportunity.

Siding leads concern cladding repairs, replacement or a new exterior finish. Material, affected elevations and access define the project more clearly than a general request to improve curb appeal.

What do siding leads cost?

Siding leads: $65–$175 for exclusive project inquiries. All amounts are in US dollars.

Cladding repair and replacement projects

What do siding leads cost?
Lead typePrice range (USD)What the price covers
Exclusive project inquiry$65–$175Cladding repair and replacement projects

Choose the work your team wants to win.

Use the customer's requested work to assess fit, then confirm the details during follow-up.

Choose the work your team wants to win.
Work typeDetails to establish
Full replacementExisting material, elevations, approximate area and finish choice
Section repairsAffected panels, damage, material availability and access
Trim and fasciaLengths, existing condition and adjoining surfaces
New installationBuilding plans, wall preparation and construction schedule

Get the project details before the visit.

Capture the existing material, extent of work and desired finish. Confirm ownership and whether the project includes trim or other exterior work. Photos help establish the initial scope before measurement.

Check the original inquiry date, service area and available project details. Confirm who can approve the work and the customer's preferred contact time.

Turn your close rate into a lead budget.

Scaffolding, removal, waste and preparation affect contribution. Track partial repairs separately from full replacements and include the estimate visit in acquisition cost.

Compare 10%, 20% and 30% lead-to-paid-job conversion in your budget. At $120 per lead, acquisition costs are $1,200, $600 and about $400 per paid job. Add estimating and follow-up costs to get the full acquisition cost.

Turn your close rate into a lead budget.
Budget scenarioPaid jobs per 100 leadsLead cost per paid job at $120/lead
10% close rate10$1,200
20% close rate20$600
30% close rate30$400

Make the first conversation useful.

Measure the elevations and inspect the surfaces supporting the cladding. Agree removal, preparation and finishing details. Show the customer where the proposed work ends and any optional work begins.

Review the opportunity. Then take the next step.

Check the current price, original intent age and ownership category in Matagi before buying. Match the opportunity to your service area, preferred work and available capacity.

Normal and Value leads have different purchase terms. Review prior access and the refund policy, then keep contact, appointment, quote and paid-job outcomes in your records.

Common questions

How much do siding leads cost?

Siding leads: $65–$175 for exclusive project inquiries. Cladding repair and replacement projects. Matagi shows the current price on each opportunity.

What distinguishes a repair from a replacement lead?

A repair concerns a defined damaged area. Replacement concerns changing the specified elevations or full cladding system. Confirm the extent rather than inferring it from the age of the siding.

What details matter before a siding visit?

Material, affected elevations, building height, access, photographs and the customer's desired finish.

Should gutters be included in a siding quote?

Include them when requested and clearly scoped. Keep their quantities, materials and price visible as a separate part of the proposal.

How do I calculate my lead close rate?

Divide paid jobs by purchased leads from the same intake period, then multiply by 100. Track appointments and quotes separately, and allow enough time for the jobs to close.

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