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33 Mile Radius Review
Exclusive pay-per-call leads for restoration, roofing and other home service contractors, now part of EverConnect
Quick verdict
33 Mile Radius. Best for: Restoration, roofing and other home service contractors who can answer every call and want exclusive phone leads without a contract or monthly fee. Pricing: Flat rate per valid lead that varies by service area; prices not published (quote from sales). Billed weekly; no setup fees, monthly fees or long-term contracts. Lead model: Exclusive: each call goes to one partner contractor. Prices are quote-only, lead volume is modest and varies with season and weather, some unanswered or voicemail calls are billable, and ownership changed in October 2025.
About 33 Mile Radius
33 Mile Radius is a pay-per-call lead service for home service and restoration contractors. It says it generates calls through Google advertising, SEO-driven marketing websites and partner advertisers, then sends each live call to one partner contractor in that area. It says a lead is never provided to more than one partner.
The company is part of EverConnect, a group of marketing brands that also includes Best Pick Reports, Five Star Rated and Remodeling.com. EverCommerce sold EverConnect to Ignite Visibility, a San Diego digital marketing agency, on October 31, 2025. The site lists Tim Gill as President and an EverConnect address in Irvine, CA.
Coverage is broader than roofing. The site sells leads for water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, biohazard cleanup, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, siding, windows, gutters, pest control, flooring, lawn care, carpet cleaning, bath and kitchen remodeling, solar and home security. Onboarding starts with a 15-minute call to secure your service area, confirm your services and verify your business.
Pricing is not published. 33 Mile Radius says it charges a flat rate per lead that varies by service area, bills your card weekly for valid leads, and has no setup fees, monthly fees or long-term contracts. Its FAQ says partners average about 2-5 leads a month and that call volume varies with season, service, area and weather. All calls are recorded and can be disputed in the Partner Dashboard before the next billing cycle.
The trade-off: you get exclusive phone leads with no contract or monthly fee, but prices are quote-only, volume is modest and unpredictable, and the billing rules count some calls you never talk on (on its water damage page, unanswered calls and calls that go to voicemail are billable).
How it works
Start with a 15-minute call where 33 Mile Radius secures your service area, confirms the services you offer and verifies your business. It then runs Google advertising, SEO-driven marketing websites and partner advertising to generate calls, and routes each live call from a designated number to one partner in the area. You pay a flat rate per valid lead that varies by service area; your card is billed weekly. Valid-lead rules are listed per service: for roofing the caller must be the homeowner or decision-maker, need roofing work and be in your service area; for water damage, unanswered calls (4 rings or more) and calls that go to voicemail are also billable. Every call is recorded, and you can dispute a call in the Partner Dashboard before the next billing cycle. There is no contract: you can pause from the dashboard or cancel with 7 days' notice.
Pros & cons
What works
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Exclusive phone leads
33 Mile Radius says each lead goes to only one partner, arriving as a live call with the customer on the line.
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No setup fee, monthly fee or contract
You pay only for valid leads, can pause from the Partner Dashboard, and can cancel with 7 days' notice.
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Recorded calls and a dispute window
All calls are recorded, and you can dispute a call in the Partner Dashboard before the next weekly billing cycle.
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Wide service list
Lead types include water and fire damage, mold, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, siding, gutters, windows, pest control, lawn care, flooring and remodeling.
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Written valid-lead criteria
Service pages spell out what counts as billable, such as a homeowner or decision-maker requesting the service inside your agreed service area.
What doesn't
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No published prices
The site says the flat rate per lead varies by service area and asks you to contact sales for the exact cost.
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Missed calls can be billable
On its water damage page, calls that go unanswered for 4 rings or more, or go to voicemail, count as billable leads, so you need someone answering the phone.
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Modest, unpredictable volume
The FAQ says partners average about 2-5 leads a month, and the company says it cannot predict call volume, which varies by season, service, area and weather.
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Ownership changed recently
33 Mile Radius is an EverConnect brand, which EverCommerce sold to Ignite Visibility in October 2025. Check current terms and your agreement before signing up.
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Short dispute window
Disputes must be filed before the next billing cycle, and billing runs weekly, so you need to review call recordings promptly.
Pricing
- Cost and billing
- Flat rate per valid lead that varies by service area; prices not published (quote from sales). Billed weekly; no setup fees, monthly fees or long-term contracts
- Pricing model
- pay per call
- Lead model
- pay per call
- Exclusivity
- Exclusive: each call goes to one partner contractor
Reviews and complaints at the source
We do not copy third-party review scores onto this page: they change often and we could not verify them. Read 33 Mile Radius's current reviews at the source.
Best for
- Ideal contractor profile
- Restoration, roofing and other home service contractors who can answer every call and want exclusive phone leads without a contract or monthly fee
- Team size
- Any size with someone available to answer calls during business hours
- Trade coverage
- HVACPlumbingElectricalRoofingGeneral ContractorsLandscaping & Lawn CareCleaning ServicesPest ControlSolarRestorationFlooring
- Affiliate disclosure
- Affiliate program: direct. Negotiated direct partnership; outreach required to confirm publisher terms. Affiliate status is not an input to WrenchStack's tiers.
Frequently asked
Which trades does 33 Mile Radius work for?
Its site lists water damage, fire damage, mold remediation, biohazard cleanup, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, roofing, siding, windows, gutters, pest control, flooring, lawn care, carpet cleaning, bath and kitchen remodeling, solar and home security leads.
What does a lead cost?
33 Mile Radius does not publish prices. It says it charges a flat rate per lead that varies by service area, bills your card weekly for valid leads, and charges no setup or monthly fees.
How does the dispute process work?
All calls are recorded. You can dispute a call by logging into the Partner Dashboard before the next billing cycle. Check each service's valid-lead rules: on the water damage page, unanswered calls and calls that go to voicemail are billable.
How many leads will I get?
The FAQ says to expect an average of about 2-5 leads a month, with some partners getting more and some fewer. The company says it cannot predict volume, which depends on season, service type, area and weather.
Is there a contract or minimum spend?
No long-term contract and no setup or monthly fees. You can pause from the Partner Dashboard, and the company asks for 7 days' notice to cancel.
Who owns 33 Mile Radius?
It is part of EverConnect, which EverCommerce sold to the San Diego agency Ignite Visibility on October 31, 2025.
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