Roofing contractor · Sweden

305 roofing contractors in Sweden, with the contact details attached

All 305 roofing contractors on Maps in Sweden. Only 28 have no website. This trade already buys marketing, so plan to take the account, not open it.

84 with email200 with phone28 with no website

What the database holds right now

Last refreshed

305roofing contractors in Swedenopen, not permanently closed
84have an email address28% of the file
28have no website at all9% — the easiest pitch on this list
200have a phone number66% — for the call step
158have claimed their listing52% — the rest never log in
77have a social profileFacebook, Instagram or LinkedIn

Counted straight out of the production database on the date above — 305 rows for roofing contractors in Sweden, 233 of them carrying a rating. We do not estimate these, and we do not round them up.

Who buys a list of roofing contractors

Almost every firm on this list is somebody's client already. Sell it that way and it works.

9% with no website is low for a building trade. Roofing bought marketing years ago and kept paying for it.

The reviews tell you the same story. 233 of these carry a rating and the average is 4.69. A number like that does not happen on its own. Somebody asks every customer.

So the pitch is displacement, not discovery. You are not the first call. You are the one who takes the account off whoever has it.

That is a longer sale and a bigger contract. Ask what they pay for a lead today. Ask what share of those leads turn into a roof.

  • Roofing systems and materials brands, chasing the specification
  • Lead marketplaces selling against the one already in place
  • Agencies taking over an account rather than starting one
  • Software for estimating, surveys and customer finance

80 of the 84 emails on this file sit in Stockholm. Email is close to a one-region channel here. Outside it the column thins out fast.

One thing to know before you buy. 28% of these rows carry an e-mail. That works for a first touch, but it will not carry a campaign on its own. Pair it with the 200 phone numbers.

50 of the 305, with nothing hidden

Sorted by review count, so the busiest roofing contractors in Sweden are at the top — Tak i Väst® leads on 124 reviews. 25 of these 50 already carry an e-mail address, which is unusually good for a local trade. No signup and no e-mail wall — the addresses and phone numbers themselves arrive in your export, and that part is the product.

The 50 most-reviewed roofing contractors in Sweden, with the contact fields we hold for each
BusinessRegion RatingReviews WebsiteEmailPhone
Tak i Väst® Västra Götaland 5.0 124 Yes Not found On file
gotalandstak Västra Götaland 5.0 75 Yes Not found On file
Takläggare Göteborg | Professionell Takläggning i Göteborg | Skepiab Västra Götaland 5.0 51 Yes Not found On file
Takhem Göteborg Västra Götaland 4.9 35 Yes Not found On file
Götalands Takteknik AB Västra Götaland 5.0 18 Yes Not found On file
vgtak Västra Götaland 4.3 17 Yes Not found On file
Cotex Tak HB Västra Götaland 5.0 6 Yes Not found Not found
Brännmarks Tak Västra Götaland 5.0 4 Yes Not found On file
Bostadstvättarna Göteborg - Taktvätt Fasadtvätt & Altantvätt Västra Götaland 5.0 3 Yes On file On file
Takläggare Göteborg | Västsvenska Tak i Göteborg AB Västra Götaland 3.7 3 Yes Not found On file
Göteborgs Tak o Fasadtvätt AB Västra Götaland 2.3 3 No Not found On file
Skanstorgets Bleck & Plåt AB Västra Götaland 5.0 2 Yes Not found On file
Göteborg Takhöjning Västgötland Västra Götaland 5.0 2 Yes Not found Not found
Göteborg Takläggning Västra Götaland 5.0 1 Yes Not found Not found
Göteborg Pappläggare & Takarbeten Västra Götaland 5.0 1 Yes Not found Not found
Göteborg Takläckage & Renovering i Väst Västra Götaland 5.0 1 Yes Not found Not found
Göteborg Takomläggning & Takarbeten Västra Götaland 5.0 1 Yes Not found Not found
Bostadstvättarna Stockholm - Taktvätt Fasadtvätt Altantvätt Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file On file
Takrenovering Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Byta Eternittak Stockholm - Sanering & Takbehandling av Asbest Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Roofer Stockholm 0 Yes On file Not found
Takfirman i Stockholm - Takläggare från Vasastan, Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
NORDIC PLÅT AB Stockholm 0 No Not found On file
Stockholm TTakläcage - Vi Tätar & Tak Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found Not found
Takbesiktning i Stockholm - Besiktning av Tak & Takrenovering i Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Stockholm Pappläggning & Takrenovering Tätskikt Takpapp Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found Not found
Brinkens Plåtslageri Sh Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Byta Tak Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found On file
Måla Plåttak i Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Södermalms Plåtslageri & Takrenovering i Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Takläggning Dubbelfalsat Plåttak i Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
DB Tak & Entreprenad AB Stockholm 4.4 0 Yes On file On file
Östermalm Takrenovering & Plåtslageri i Stockholm Stockholm 0 Yes On file Not found
Byta Tak & Betongpannor - Takläggning Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Takval.se Stockholm 0 Yes Not found Not found
Tak Compagniet AB Stockholm 1.0 0 Yes On file On file
Sedumtakspecialisten Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file On file
Dimson AB Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file On file
TiB Takentreprenörerna Stockholm 4.8 0 Yes On file On file
Takläggarn Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found On file
L&V Partner AB Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found On file
WM Tak & Fasad AB Stockholm 3.3 0 Yes On file On file
Lidingö Takläggarna i Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Byta Shingeltak Stockholm - Takläggning Asfaltsplattor & Takpapp Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
Takläggare Villabygg Stockholm Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found On file
Flygheds Tak AB Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file On file
Stockholm Papptak & Takläggning Tätskikt Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes Not found Not found
RoofX AB Stockholm 0 Yes On file On file
Tello Service Partner AB Stockholm 4.4 0 Yes On file On file
Stockholm Takbyte - Takläggare vid Byte av Tak, Takrenovering Stockholm 5.0 0 Yes On file Not found
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  3. The count moves first The number updates before you spend anything. Looking is free.
  4. Filter to the ones worth calling Has email, has phone, has a website, has a contact page. Combine them freely.
  5. Contacts are masked until export You can see a row exists and judge it. The address itself is the product.
  6. Export what you are looking at The file is exactly this filter set, with nothing dropped in between.
The Search screen, signed in, querying the live index. This shot is Norway → Plumber, and the 605 on it is the same 605 the plumber page counts. One query, no sampling, no estimate. The shot is Norway → Plumber; run it for roofing contractors in Sweden and the same screen returns 305.

Where they are

Sweden splits into regions, and so does the file. Pick one region and you cut 305 rows down to a list you can work through in a week.

RegionRecords With emailNo websiteShare
Stockholm 128 80 13 42%
Västra Götaland 73 1 4 24%
Skåne 71 1 7 23%
Uppsala 31 5 4 10%

The 4 regions above hold 303 of the 305 records. The rest sit in smaller regions you can still filter to inside the app.

The 28 with no website, and why there are so few

9% of roofing contractors in Sweden run on a Maps listing and nothing else. None of that is a gap in our data. It is the pitch.

A business with no website has told you three things at once. It has no agency. It has no marketing budget line to defend. And whoever you reach owns the decision, because there is nobody else to ask.

Filter the file to that group and you cut 305 rows to 28. That leaves 277 who already bought a site from somebody. Every rival list sells you both groups mixed together.

In the app this is one switch. Open the Roofing contractor category, pick Sweden, tick No website, and export. The count in the corner updates before you press anything.

The no-website group is 28 rows. That is a morning of work, not a campaign.

Take them anyway. They are the only cold start on this file, and nobody else has bothered with them.

Then look at the 105 rows with no phone number on the listing. You cannot dial those. Reach them by email or through their own website.

One more number worth holding. Only 52% of these roofing contractors have claimed their listing. 147 of them have never logged in at all, which means anyone can suggest an edit to their hours and they will not see it. Pair that with the 28 with no site and you have the sharpest list in the file.

Sweden protects people, and requires a way out for everyone

The four Nordic countries do not share one rule on business e-mail. They disagree with each other, and Sweden is a case in point.

Swedish marketing law asks for consent before you e-mail a natural person. Writing to a company falls outside that rule.

One duty applies whoever you write to. Every marketing e-mail must carry a working reply address for stopping. The statute says plainly that this holds for a company too.

Sweden never extended the consent rule to companies, and said so when it wrote the law. The reply address is the protection it chose instead. Treat it as the one line you cannot drop.

Whichever country you work, we keep a suppression list per account. Anyone who asks you to stop goes in it. The app then blocks that domain on every future export. None of this is legal advice. Read our full position on data and the law and take your own.

Two practical notes for working Sweden

Swedish business English is excellent, so an English message will be read. A Swedish subject line still opens more of them.

Swedish offices keep a real fika at mid-morning and mid-afternoon. Call either side of it, not through it.

Company details are public here. Bolagsverket is the Swedish Companies Registration Office. Check a shortlist against it before you pitch anything expensive.

A sequence that works on roofing contractors

Getting the list is the easy half. This is the sequence these lists are built for, written out in full so you can judge it before you sign up for anything. You run it in your own tool — we do not send anything.

  1. 1 Day 1 Email

    Subject Who runs your roof leads now?

    Hi — found you on Maps in Stockholm. 4.69 stars, so the work is good.

    I am not going to tell you that you need marketing. You have it.

    I want one number. What do you pay for a lead, and what share of them close?

    Send me the number and I will tell you if I can beat it. Reply "stop" and I am gone.

    A discovery pitch dies on this trade. Asking about the firm they already pay is the only door left open. Sweden asks every marketing e-mail to carry a working reply address for stopping. Send from a box you actually read.

  2. 2 Day 4 Phone

    200 of the 305 carry a number. Sort the file on that column before you start.

    Ask for the owner. Then ask one thing: when does the current agreement end?

    The renewal date is the whole sale. Everything you do before it is waiting in the right place.

  3. 3 Day 9 Email

    Subject Run me beside them for 30 days

    Following up with an offer that costs you nothing.

    Keep your agency. Give me one postcode and 30 days.

    We both report booked jobs at the end. You keep whoever wins.

    A firm under contract cannot say yes to a switch. It can say yes to a test, and a test has no downside to defend. Sweden asks every marketing e-mail to carry a working reply address for stopping. Send from a box you actually read.

  4. 4 Day 18 Email

    Subject Closing your file

    Last one. I am closing your file today.

    One thing before I go. When does your current deal end? I will come back a month before that.

    Even a no gives you a date here. A date beats a maybe, and it turns this list into a calendar. Sweden asks every marketing e-mail to carry a working reply address for stopping. Send from a box you actually read.

The FindAndClose export panel screen, showing real records from the live index.
  1. It exports the whole result Every row the filter matched, not the page you happen to be looking at.
  2. CSV or XLSX Tab-separated UTF-8, or typed Excel columns. One file per job.
  3. 34 groups, 64 columns The same 64 on every plan. Nothing is held back for a higher tier.
  4. Three presets Contact only, full record, or the outreach set. Or tick your own.
  5. The cost, before you commit One credit per place, once per 30 days. Re-downloading is free.
The export drawer. Thirty-four column groups write 64 columns, and every one of them is on every plan — including the €49 one. The shot is Norway → Plumber; run it for roofing contractors in Sweden and the same screen returns 305.

What lands in your export

Sixty-four columns per row, on every plan. Everything on this page comes out of six of them.

The file arrives as CSV or XLSX. One row per business, 305 rows for this list, and no row limit on any plan. Here is how full each column actually is for these roofing contractors, so you can plan the campaign before you pay for it.

  • Name, address, postcode, region and coordinates — all 305 rows
  • Phone — 200 rows, 66% of the file
  • Email, with the page we found it on — 84 rows, 28%
  • Website — 277 rows, and 28 flagged as having none
  • Rating and review count — 233 rows carry a rating, averaging 4.69
  • Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn — 36, 31 and 10 rows
  • Owner has claimed the listing — 158 rows, 52%
  • Opening hours, price level, the Maps category tree, first seen and last seen

This list is 305 rows. Every one of them fits inside a single month on the €49 Starter plan, which carries 10,000 lead credits.

Your export stays yours. Cancel tomorrow and the file you already downloaded is still on your machine and still in your CRM. We do not delete customer exports, and we will not start.

What people ask before buying the Sweden roofing contractor file

Why do 105 of these have no phone number?

Because the listing does not show one. We publish what Maps publishes and we never guess a number.

Filter to the 200 with one if you are building a call sheet. Work the rest by email and through their own website.

Is the list worth buying if they all have an agency?

Yes, and for that reason. Every agency contract ends. Somebody has to be in front of them that month.

A cold trade is cheap to reach and slow to pay. This one is the other way round.

How do I find the ones nobody is looking after?

Sort by review count, then by rating. A roofer with a website and almost no reviews has nobody working on it.

The export carries both columns, plus the date we last saw the row on Maps.

How current is the 305?

The count on this page comes out of the live database, and the date beside it is the last time we saw these rows on Maps.

We re-crawl Sweden on a rolling schedule. A business that closes drops out, and a new one appears, without you doing anything. Pull the list again in a month and the difference is the month's new openings.

Can I legally cold-email this list in Sweden?

Writing to a company, yes. Swedish law asks for consent for a natural person. A company is not one. Sole traders are the exception, and an address alone will not tell you which is which.

Every message must carry a working reply address for stopping. Swedish law applies that to companies too. Put it in the first message, not the footer. This is not legal advice, so check your own position first.

What does the Sweden roofing contractor list cost?

This list is 305 rows. Every one of them fits inside a single month on the €49 Starter plan, which carries 10,000 lead credits. Every plan searches every country we hold, with every filter and all 64 export columns.

The trial runs 14 days and gives you 100 leads, with no card. That covers all 128 in Stockholm if you filter first. See what each plan includes.

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