Storm damage surges
After a storm, homeowners call several roofers at once — first to respond books the inspection.
Built for the way you work
Never Lose Another Storm-Damage Job to Voicemail
Active roof leaks
Water coming through the ceiling means the homeowner wants an answer now.
Calls while on a roof
Your crew can't pick up mid-job. The next lead goes to voicemail.
Evening & weekend inquiries
Homeowners notice damage after work — exactly when nobody answers.
Inspection pipeline
Turn a storm-damage enquiry into a useful inspection brief.
Separate active leaks from estimate requests. Collect the property details your inspector needs without promising a diagnosis or insurance coverage.
Residential or commercial?
Address, building type and the best contact.
What has the homeowner noticed?
Storm timing, missing shingles, stains or water entering.
What happens next?
An available inspection slot, with claim status noted if relevant.
Your inspector determines the damage. Your insurer determines coverage. AI intake does neither.
A conversation with context
After the hailstorm, a clear next step
An illustrative conversation, not a client testimonial. Business names and appointments are examples.
The details that make a visit useful
- Is it storm damage, a leak, or a full replacement?
- Is water coming inside right now?
- Are you filing an insurance claim?
- What's the property address and best time to inspect?
Agree on safety flags and human handoffs before launch. Availability always follows your booking rules.
Illustrative lead summary
Ready for your roof inspector
- Hail damage · Shingles displaced
- 1200 Maple Dr · Ceiling stain
- Inspection · Tomorrow, 9:00 AM
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Ridgeline Roofing Usually replies instantly
Today, 6:05 PM
Hi — sorry we missed your call at Ridgeline Roofing! Are you dealing with storm damage or a leak?
Hail last night. Shingles all over the yard and a stain on the ceiling.
Is water coming inside right now? What's the property address? I can check an inspection slot; your inspector will assess the damage.
No active leak right now. 1200 Maple Dr. Tomorrow morning works.
Roof inspection booked — Tomorrow, 9:00 AM
Opportunity, not a guarantee
An inspection is the start of the opportunity
Illustrative roofing job values in USD — local prices and project scope vary. These are not quotes or guaranteed revenue.
Leak or storm repair$400 – $1,500
Emergency tarp & inspection$300 – $1,000
Full roof replacement$8,000 – $25,000+
Illustrative revenue impact — not a forecast
Miss 6 calls a week × 4.3 weeks × 25% that would have booked = 6 lost jobs a month. At $1,200 per job, that's about $7,200/month in potential job revenue, not profit.
Run the numbers for your business →A better handoff
Give your inspector a head start
01
A storm lead gets no response
Without a timely reply, the homeowner may move on.
02
Damage and property details are recorded
A relevant text-back turns an unanswered call into a conversation.
03
An inspection is scheduled
Your team stays in control of availability, service decisions and the next step.
Made to fit your business
You keep your number.
We prepare the workflow.
We review compatibility, agree on the questions and escalation rules, then test the complete journey with you before launch. Timing depends on access and approvals.
Questions From Roofers
Founding Member Offer for Roofers
- $297 due today — then $297/month starting in 30 days
- Keep your current phone number and calendar
- Done-for-you setup and live testing included
- Cancel anytime — no long-term contract
- Limited to the first 10 businesses