Roofing & exteriors

A hailstorm is four hundred calls in one afternoon.

The office phone holds two of them. Every call that rings out inside a storm window is a roof somebody else is quoting by Friday.

What it does on the call

It answers, it decides, it books.

01 Answers every line at once — a storm surge does not form a queue
02 Captures the address, the damage and whether a claim is already open
03 Books the inspection before the caller has hung up
Roofing & exteriors · inbound Answered on 1
Caller“Hail last night, I can see shingles in the yard”
TriageStorm lead — insurance claim not yet filed
BookedInspection booked Thursday 9am, address confirmed
The arithmetic

One recovered job pays for the year.

That is the whole pitch, and your client can check it against their own average ticket in about four seconds. You bill them a retainer for it. We bill you for the line, and the gap is yours.

Where the job lands
DiaryBooked into the calendar the crew already uses
NotifiedText and email the moment it is taken
RecordedEvery call transcribed, nothing left on a pad
YoursUnder your brand, on your domain

Start with one practice, on a real phone line.

Fifteen minutes. We wire one location to a number you can ring yourself, and you hear it answer a call before anybody signs anything. No account, no card.