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Lead Handled.

For roofing contractors

After a storm, the jobs go to whoever answers first.

One hail front means three hundred calls in two days — then silence for a month. We build systems for roofers that absorb the surge, book inspections street by street, and chase every estimate until the homeowner signs or says no.

  • Storm surge answered — every caller, simultaneously
  • Inspections booked and grouped by area
  • Estimates followed up until they decide
Roofing crew on a roofline at dusk

Your number, in two minutes

See what those missed calls are actually costing you.

Six quick questions about your calls and your jobs. You get your monthly number on the spot, and a full report by email — no sales call, no obligation.

The Missed-Call Calculator

Free · 2 min
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Where the money leaks

Three leaks. One system.

01

The storm-week flood

When the hail hits, everyone calls everyone. The roofer whose phone answers first gets the inspection; the rest get the overflow. Voicemail week is when you lose a season's work.

02

Leaks that can't wait

Active leaks are panic calls. If you can't take the call and tell them what to do right now, the next roofer will.

03

Estimates without follow-up

Roof replacements are considered purchases — homeowners collect three quotes and stall. The contractor who follows up politely and persistently wins the job at full price.

Hear how it handles your calls

An example call, word for word.

Example call · simulatedAgent on
We've got water coming in through the bedroom ceiling from last night's storm.
Sorry you're dealing with that — let's move fast. Is water actively coming in right now?
It's dripping, yes. There's a bucket under it.
Good thinking. If you can safely get to the ceiling space, moving anything valuable and putting plastic down helps. Don't get on the roof. What's the address?
18 Fairview Terrace.
We're grouping storm inspections in your area — I can have someone there tomorrow between 7 and 9 AM for an emergency tarp and assessment. Are you planning an insurance claim?
Probably, yes.
Then I'll text you our insurance checklist now — photos to take before we arrive. You're booked for 7–9 AM.
✓ Priority inspection booked · insurance checklist sent · area-grouped

What it asks before it books

Active leak right now, or damage assessment?
Address — so inspections group by area?
Tile, metal or flat roof, if known?
Insurance claim likely? (starts the documentation)
Safe access notes — solar panels, height, dogs?

Your questions, your rules — approved word for word before it goes live

What we install

Built for your business. Approved by you.

01

Surge intake

Every storm call answered at once: damage captured, address logged, urgency flagged, inspection booked — grouped by suburb so your crews drive less and inspect more.

02

Active-leak triage

Callers with water coming in get immediate practical guidance and priority booking; insurance-claim callers get the documentation checklist started on the spot.

03

Estimate follow-up

Every outstanding estimate worked on a schedule — check-ins, financing options if you offer them, and a clean close-out when they decide either way.

Solutions built for roofing

What we'd actually build for you.

Specific to how your business really runs — not a generic package. Each piece is sized to whatever the review proves is worth fixing, and you only ever build what pays for itself. Never sold as a bundle.

Storm-surge intake

Three hundred calls in two days answered simultaneously, each logged with address and damage, and booked — grouped by street.

Active-leak triage

Water-coming-in callers get practical guidance now and a priority tarp-and-assess slot, not a voicemail box.

Insurance-claim starter

The photo checklist sent and claim details captured on the first call, so your estimator arrives with the file half-built.

Estimate follow-up

Three-quote homeowners worked on day 3, 7 and 14 until they sign — at full price, because you were the one who followed up.

Area-grouped scheduling

Inspections routed by suburb so your crews drive less and assess more in a day.

Quiet-season reactivation

Old inspections and stalled estimates re-worked between storms, so the calendar doesn't empty when the weather clears.

How it works

Review. Install. Recover.

01Week 0

Money Review

We look at your call logs, how your leads come in and your follow-up, and hand you a report showing exactly how much revenue you're losing and where — with a dollar value on every fix.

02Weeks 1–2

Install — 7 to 14 days

We build your systems, trained on your services and your rules. You approve every word before anything goes live. No new phone system, no disruption.

03Ongoing

Recover

Every enquiry answered and worked. We track the work it wins back each month, so you always see what it's making you.

The review is $497, credited in full if you go ahead with the build — and it carries a found-money guarantee: If we can't find at least $2,000 per month in work you're missing, it's free. Implementation runs on a 90-day minimum, then month-to-month. No lock-in contracts.

Straight answers

Asked by owners like you.

01Can it really handle 300 calls in a storm week?

Yes — simultaneously, which no phone roster can. Every caller gets answered, logged and booked; your team starts the morning with a routed inspection list instead of a voicemail queue.

02Does it help with insurance-claim jobs?

It starts the paperwork at the first call: flags the claim, sends the homeowner a photo checklist, and captures the details your estimator needs. You arrive with the file half-built.

03We only get busy after storms. Is this worth it year-round?

The follow-up side works the quiet months: chasing open estimates, reactivating old inspections, requesting reviews. And when the next front rolls through, the surge system is already on.

See what missed calls cost you.

The free two-minute calculator shows what missed calls and slow follow-up cost your business every month. No sales call required.