Every call you miss on a roof gets a text back.
We build your roofing website and put every call, text and website message in one app on your phone. When you're up on a roof, the caller hears from you within seconds and can book an inspection on your calendar.
For roofing contractors. Set up in about a week. Cancel whenever.
After a storm, the phone rings for two weeks straight.
Storm season turns the phone into a fire hose. Homeowners with a leak or missing shingles call roofer after roofer until one picks up, and most of them won't leave a voicemail.
You can't climb down for every call. A text back from you, sent within seconds, keeps the homeowner talking to you, and they can book the inspection themselves while you finish the roof you're on.
- KMKaren M. Missed callStorm took off some shingles
- RSRick S. Website formQuote for a new roof
- JTJanet T. TextWater stain on the ceiling
- PWPaul W. TextBooked Monday 3:00 PM
Built for estimates, storms and finished roofs
Seven services for the rush after bad weather and the slower weeks between it. All of it is $299 a month.
- A website we build and run
Your services, the towns you cover and photos of your roofs, on a fast site set up so Google can read it. Every form reaches you promptly by email, or by text when lead alerts are on.
- Google search setup
We put the words homeowners search for on your pages, like roof repair and storm damage. We also fill out your Google Business Profile with your hours, services and photos.
- Missed-call text back
Miss a call up on a roof and the caller gets a text from you within seconds, asking what they need.
- Follow-up texts
A homeowner who asks for an inspection and goes quiet gets one short check-in. It stops when they answer.
- Booking calendar
Homeowners choose an inspection window from the times you open. The address and roof problem stay with the booking.
- Review requests
Mark the roof done and the homeowner gets a text asking for a Google review, with the link right in it.
- Text campaigns
Text past customers who agreed to hear from you before storm season, or when you open a week for repair work.
Thanks for having me out to fix the roof. If I did a good job, would you leave me a quick Google review? It helps a small business like mine a lot. g.page/r/review
Sent with one tap from the app
What happens before you climb down
- The phone rings while you're up on a roof.The call goes to voicemail like it always did.
- Seconds later, the caller gets a text from you.It comes from your business number and asks what they need.
- They text back about the leak or the storm damage.It lands in your app with the call and their number together.
- They book an inspection, or you reply once you're back on the ground.Your calendar only shows the times you've opened.
- After the job, one tap asks for the review.The homeowner gets a text with your Google link in it.
Missed call, (910) 555-0153
Hi, it's Jake with Copper Creek Roofing. Sorry I missed your call, I'm up on a roof. What can I help you with?
Sent automatically
The storm last night took some shingles off. Can someone look at it this week?
I can come out Wednesday morning. Grab a time here: coppercreekroofing.com/book
Booked Wednesday at 10:30. Thank you!
You're booked for Wednesday at 10:30 AM. I'll send you a reminder the day before.
Open inspection windows by neighborhood
Homeowners choose an inspection window from the times you open. The address and roof problem stay with the booking.
Set the times you can inspect, leave travel room and block storm days. Homeowners only see the windows you open.
What it doesn't do
It won't bring you customers out of thin air. We don't run ads and we don't sell leads. It works on the calls and forms you already get. Fewer of them slip away.
It isn't roofing or estimating software. Keep what you use for measurements, material orders, quotes and crew schedules. This handles the first conversation and the follow-up around it.
It won't promise you page one of Google. The site is built so Google can read it properly. Where you rank after that is Google's call, and anyone who promises otherwise is guessing.
If nobody calls your business yet, spend the money getting your name out first. Come back when the phone rings more than you can answer it.
What roofers ask when the phone is already busy
Can homeowners book an inspection without calling?
Yes. The booking link is on your website and in the texts. They pick a time you've opened, and the confirmation and a reminder go out by text.
What happens when a storm brings in a pile of calls at once?
Every caller you miss gets the same text back within seconds. Their replies line up in the app, newest first, so you can work through them once you're off the roof.
Who writes the website?
We do. You send your services, the towns you cover and photos of your roofs, and we build it. Changes after launch are included.
How long until it's running?
About a week. We build it, you look at it, we change what you want changed.
Do I have to change my number?
No. Your cell stays your cell. The business number is a separate local one that sits alongside it.
Is there a contract?
Month to month. No setup fee, cancel whenever. The number, the site and the texts are the service, so they stop when you stop. Better you hear that now than find out later.
Do you run ads?
No. We don't run ads and we don't sell leads. This works on the calls you already get.
What if I already have a website?
Bring it up on the call. If yours is doing its job we'll say so.
What happens on the call?
Twenty minutes. You watch a missed call get a text back on a real phone, ask what you want, then decide.
Not your trade?
Run a storm-damage call through it
We'll miss the call, text back about the roof and book an inspection on a real phone. No slide deck and no pretend lead count.