Roofing AI for your company
Storm calls, estimate drafts and quiet bids, handled from the office list while you're up on a roof. A person on your team sends every one.
Roofing jobs we set up
The office jobs that bury a roofing company after every storm. Start with the worst one.
- Returning missed callsEvery storm call on one list, a text drafted.
- EstimatesYour measurements turned into an estimate draft.
- Quote follow-upA check-in on the right day when a bid goes quiet.
- Lead follow-upA first reply drafted for every inspection request.
- Google reviewsA review ask the day the crew packs up.
Two missed calls since the storm. Here's the first text. Want me to send it?
Hi, this is Hank at Hank's Roofing. Sorry I missed you, we're out on storm calls. Is water coming in now? Send me the address and I'll get you on today's list.
- 28 squares, 8/12 pitch
- Hail hits on the south slope
- One layer, decking looks good
Tear-off and replace, 28 squaresYour price
Drip edge and flashingYour price
I turned your measurements into an estimate. Add your prices and I'll get it ready to send.
Nine days, no reply on the Carter bid. Their adjuster visit was Tuesday. Want me to send this?
Hi Mr. Carter, it's Hank. Checking in now that the adjuster has been out. Any questions on the bid, or want me to walk the roof with you?
- Name
- Gail Simmons
- Needs
- Shingles in the yard after the wind
- When
- Any day this week
New inspection request from Gail. Want me to send this?
Hi Gail, it's Hank. Sorry about the shingles. I can come look Wednesday morning or Thursday after 2. Which works?
The Ames roof is done and the yard's clean. Want me to ask for a review?
Hi Mrs. Ames, thanks for having our crew this week. If you're happy with the new roof, a Google review would mean a lot to a small shop.
Roofing AI for the office side
You can't answer a phone on an 8/12 pitch. Every call you miss lands on one callback list with a text drafted, and someone at the office or in the truck sends it.
See returning missed calls →- (832) 555-0174Leak over the kitchen. Text back drafted
- Gail SimmonsTexted back. Inspection WednesdayDone
- Mr. AmesCalled back. Tarp going up todayDone
Sent from the ladder. The tarp crew goes next.
AI roofing estimate drafts you check
A fast first number is fine for a homeowner. Your price comes after you've been on the roof. Your measurements and photos turn into a clean estimate draft, and you fill in every price.
See estimates →Hi Mr. Carter, it's Hank. Here's the estimate for the full replacement on Sutton Rd, from Saturday's measurements. Happy to go over it with your adjuster.
AI for roofers in storm season
After a hailstorm the phone doesn't stop for a week. Every call, form and voicemail lands on one list in the order it came in, with a reply drafted, so nobody waits three days to hear back.
See lead follow-up →Following up on quiet roof bids
A homeowner waiting on an insurance adjuster can go quiet for weeks. Each quiet bid gets a friendly check-in drafted on the right day, and you decide which ones go out.
See quote follow-up →Questions.
Something else on your mind? Ask us on the fit call. No pitch, and we'll say if it isn't a fit.
Book a fit callIt can give a fast first number from photos or measurements, but a roofer should check the roof before the price is final.
It can make sure every lead gets a fast reply and a follow-up. It can't make leads appear; that's still reviews, referrals and ads.
Use it on office work that piles up in busy season: callbacks, estimate drafts from your measurements, bid follow-ups and review replies.
No. Someone still has to get on the roof. AI can speed up the paperwork around each job.
