Local contractor leads in Volusia and Flagler Counties
Prelaunch: contractor applications are open. Homeowner projects, lead purchases and text alerts are paused. Apply for account and credential review; there is no confirmed public opening date.
Connect-A-Pro is built around straightforward per-lead pricing: choose the work and areas you want, review the project preview and price, and buy only the leads that fit your business.
Join the Volusia and Flagler contractor network
We are onboarding contractors serving Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, DeLand, Deltona, New Smyrna Beach, Palm Coast, Bunnell, Flagler Beach, and nearby communities. Choose only the ZIP codes you actually serve. Review the full launch service area.
Homeowner projects are not open yet. Applying now starts your account and credential review; it does not guarantee lead availability or job volume.
Pay per lead
See the lead price before checkout. Connect-A-Pro does not take a percentage of the job you win.
Choose your work
Select the trades, project types, and service ZIP codes that fit your business.
Exclusive purchase flow
A project is reserved during checkout and sold to one contractor after confirmed payment.
Private details after payment
The open marketplace hides homeowner contact details and exact job address. Paid access reveals the information needed to follow up.
Contact Guarantee process
Qualifying bad-contact claims can be submitted under the current policy after the required documented call, text, and email attempts.
Control alerts and lead volume
Set lead caps and choose whether you want matching email or optional SMS alerts.
No subscription. No percentage of your job.
Launch-service lead prices start at the amounts below. Higher-value project types may cost more, and the exact price is always shown before checkout.
Painting & Coatings
$25 starting price per lead
Roofing
$40 starting price per lead
HVAC
$40 starting price per lead
Plumbing
$35 starting price per lead
Electrical
$30 starting price per lead
Handyman
$15 starting price per lead
Choose leads that fit your trade and service area
Connect-A-Pro supports painting, plumbing, roofing, HVAC, electrical and handyman project types. Set your work preferences and the ZIP codes you serve, including eligible areas around Ormond Beach, Daytona Beach and Palm Coast.
Is a lead a booked job?
No. Purchasing an eligible lead gives you access to that homeowner's project and contact details. You still need to discuss the work, provide your own estimate and win the job. There is no guarantee of a sale or a minimum number of leads.
Can a newer contractor apply?
You can submit an application for review. Account approval and access depend on the platform's requirements for your work, including applicable credentials. Choose only work your business is qualified and equipped to perform.
License and insurance requirements
Provide accurate, current credential information for review. Active liability insurance is required for marketplace activation. An application or listed trade does not mean a business has been approved or verified for a particular job.
- Plumbing, HVAC, electrical and roofing: provide the applicable license number, issuing authority and expiration date for the work your business plans to offer.
- Painting and handyman work: requirements depend on the actual scope and jurisdiction. Provide applicable credentials; do not treat these categories as permission to perform work that requires a trade license.
- Every trade: provide your liability insurance carrier and expiration date, keep credentials current, and confirm the permits and qualifications required for each job.
Credential review is an administrative marketplace check, not a guarantee of workmanship or authorization for every scope. Homeowners should independently confirm the contractor’s license and insurance before hiring.
Read the contractor hiring checklist and official credential resourcesCompare local lead opportunities by trade
Whether you are researching painting leads in Ormond Beach, plumbing leads in Palm Coast or other work across Volusia and Flagler, compare the actual project scope with your service area, qualifications and schedule. These are supported project categories, not a list of available leads.
Painting leads
Separate interior and exterior house painting from cabinet refinishing and coatings. Check the surfaces, preparation, access and project size before deciding whether the work fits your crew.
Review the homeowner project guide →Plumbing leads
Distinguish fixture and leak repairs from drain work, repiping and water-heater projects. Review the reported issue and timing; a project description is not a diagnosis.
Review the homeowner project guide →HVAC leads
Check whether the homeowner needs AC repair, maintenance or system replacement. Equipment details, the number of systems and scheduling needs help establish whether the project fits your business.
Review the homeowner project guide →Electrical leads
Review whether the work concerns troubleshooting, lighting, a new circuit, a panel or an EV charger. Choose only project types within your qualifications and capacity.
Review the homeowner project guide →Roofing leads
Separate a roof repair or inspection from replacement. Review the roof type, visible problem, access and timing, and confirm the scope with the homeowner before quoting.
Review the homeowner project guide →Handyman leads
Look for a clear task list, measurements where available and materials to be supplied. Separate minor tasks from work requiring a specialist license or a different trade.
Review the homeowner project guide →How to evaluate a contractor lead-generation service
Before paying, check what triggers a charge, whether the same lead is sold to other businesses, what information you can see first, the service-area rules and the written refund policy. A lead is an opportunity to discuss a project, not a booked job or guaranteed revenue.
Pay per lead versus pay per click
Pay-per-click advertising charges for an ad click. Connect-A-Pro's planned model charges for a selected eligible project lead after you review its preview and price. It does not charge contractors for clicks on their business or promise that a purchase will turn into work.
Measure cost per booked job, not just price per lead
Divide your total lead spending by the number of jobs actually booked from those leads. For example, spending $200 on leads and booking two jobs gives a $100 lead-acquisition cost per booked job, before estimating time, travel and other sales costs. This is an arithmetic example, not our lead pricing, an expected success rate or a forecast. If no jobs are booked, there is no finite cost-per-booked-job result for that period.
Compare that acquisition cost with the amount each job contributes after materials, labor and other job costs. Keep records of purchased leads, contact attempts, estimates, booked jobs and refunds so you can decide which work is worthwhile.
Before you buy
- Review the service, project type, ZIP, timing, project description, and asking price.
- Homeowner identity, phone, email, and exact address remain private until payment is confirmed.
- Only leads that match your active trade, subtype, and service-area preferences are eligible for checkout.
After payment
- Receive the homeowner contact details and project address for the purchased lead.
- Contact the homeowner promptly only about that requested project.
- Do not resell the lead or use it for unrelated marketing; identify your business, independently comply with applicable Do Not Call rules before calling/texting, and promptly honor any request to stop contact.
- Track contact attempts and project outcome in your contractor account.
Contact Guarantee
When a homeowner cannot be reached, the current Contact Guarantee policy explains the evidence and timing required for a qualifying refund request. The process is designed to distinguish genuine bad-contact leads from incomplete follow-up.