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Sound familiar?

Where roofing companies lose work. And what we do about it.

  • 01

    Storm week buries us in calls

    After a big storm the phone rings all day, and we're up on roofs. The calls that go to voicemail often go to the next roofer on the list.

  • 02

    Estimates take days to go out

    By the time we've measured, priced it and written it up, the homeowner has other quotes in hand. The first clear quote often wins the job.

  • 03

    Quotes go out, then silence

    We send the estimate and mean to follow up, but a busy week gets in the way. The homeowner goes quiet, and the job goes to whoever wrote back.

  • 04

    Insurance claims eat our evenings

    Photos, measurements and adjuster notes end up spread across texts, email and the truck. Pulling it all together for one claim takes time we'd rather spend on roofs.

What we build

Built for roofing. Use one, or all four together.

  • Web development

    A roofing website that books inspections

    Homeowners see what you do, the towns you cover and real jobs you've done, then ask for an inspection in a couple of taps. It loads fast on phones and is built to be found in local search.

    • Inspection requests in two taps
    • A page for every city
    • Instant estimate ranges
    More about Web development
  • AI automation

    Leads sorted, estimates followed up

    Every lead lands in one list, scored by urgency, with water through the ceiling at the top. Each estimate gets follow-ups that stop the moment the homeowner replies.

    • Leads scored by urgency
    • Estimate follow-ups that stop
    • Claim files kept together
    More about AI automation

Roofing work

Open it. Click around.

Websites and AI projects for roofing, on businesses we created to show our work. The websites are live; each AI project is an example of what we set up for a business like it, shown step by step.

Calculator

What do missed calls cost you?Your roofing numbers, in a minute.

A call that goes to voicemail often goes to the next company on the list. Move the sliders to your own week and see what that adds up to.

8

After hours, on a job, on another line.

30 in 100

Of the callers you never spoke to.

$750

What one booked job is worth to you.

Works with

Your software stays. We connect to it.

Where your plan gives access, new leads, bookings and call notes land in the tools you already run. We check your account on the free call.

  • JobNimbus
  • AccuLynx
  • Jobber
  • CompanyCam
  • QuickBooks
  • Google Calendar
  • One fixed price, in writing, agreed after a free 30-minute call and before any work starts. It depends on the pages you need and extras like an estimate tool or online booking. There is no hourly billing, and you pay at milestones you have seen working. Most roofing websites take about 15 days.

  • Yes. It can take several calls at the same time on your own number, so callers don't hit voicemail. It takes the address and what's wrong, marks active leaks as urgent, and sends everything to your team in one list.

  • Only the ranges you approve, like a typical price per square foot for the materials you install. It never promises a firm price, because a roof needs an inspection for that. Instead it sets up the inspection and passes the details to your estimator.

  • Often, yes, where your plan allows outside connections. We connect through that, so new leads and call notes land in the software you already use. We check your account on the free call and tell you plainly, before we quote, if something can't be done.

  • It can keep the paperwork for each job in one place, like photos, measurements and adjuster notes, and remind your team what is still missing. It does not talk to the insurance company for you or decide what a claim is worth. A person on your team stays in charge of every claim.