Roofing contractors: business owner email list in Arizona
Get 10 roofing contractors in Arizona where we hold the owner's name and an email that passed a mail-server check, out of the 414 67Leads lists there (2%). The first 67 leads of any list are free.
Updated (the day rows in this list last changed). Counts as of 14 Nov 2026.
The first 5 on the list
| Company | City | Owner | Phone | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Canyon Roofing, LLC | Tucson, AZ | B. K. | s******@canyonroofing.com | +1520288**** |
| Scott Roofing Company | Phoenix, AZ | B. S. | m*******@scottroofingco.com | +1602442**** |
| Phoenix Roofers by Allstate Roofing Contractors | Phoenix, AZ | C. T. | k****@allstateroofingaz.com | +1602484**** |
| Irish Roofing Company | Scottsdale, AZ | J. M. | d***@irishroofingcompany.com | +1480613**** |
| American Roofing & Waterproofing LLC | Phoenix, AZ | K. M. | s*******@americanroofingnow.com | +1602314**** |
Owners shown as initials, emails and phones masked. Get the list to export the full rows.
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What these numbers mean
2% of roofing contractors in Arizona have an owner name and a valid email, in line with the 1% for roofing contractors nationally.
8 of the 10 (80%) use an address that is not a shared mailbox such as info@ or office@.
Owner names and emails are never shown on this page: the table carries initials and a masked address, and the full rows come with an export.
Every business here has a phone number; 10 of the 10 (100%) have a local number rather than a toll-free one.
Owner names and email checks are as of the last refresh of each record, and can have moved since.
How to pitch them (general guidance)
- Write to the owner by first name and open with something true about their business. A message that could go to anyone gets treated like it did.
- A valid address means the mail server accepted it when we checked, not that the owner will reply. Verify again before a large send, and keep volumes low on a domain you can afford to protect.
- Put your business address and a working opt-out in every commercial email, as US law (CAN-SPAM) requires. For calls and texts, check the consent and do-not-call rules that apply to you.
- Match the offer to the trade and keep it to one ask: a call, a quote or a short demo.
Related: Every roofing contractor in Arizona, with or without an owner email
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Questions
10 of the 414 67Leads lists have an owner name and an email that passed a mail-server check, counted from public business listings and company websites.
The mail server accepted the address when our enrichment last checked it. Mailboxes change, so verify again before a large send, for example with the free email verifier.
No. This page shows owner initials and a masked address only. The full rows come with an export; the first 67 leads are free.
Searching is free with contacts masked and no daily cap, no account needed. Sign up and your first 67 leads export free, no card. Paying unlocks the rest. Plans: $6.70 for 1,000 credits, one time, no subscription; $67 a month for up to 500 new leads a day, no credits; $677 a year for up to 500 new leads a day, no credits, $127 less than paying monthly; $6,777 once for lifetime access, 500 new leads a day, limited to 100 seats. Every lead you export is yours to keep.