Reroof estimates booked with roof age and pitch
A homeowner looking at curling shingles calls three roofers. The one who books them today gets the reroof. The agent books the estimate on the first call, and your estimator pulls up already knowing the roof.
A homeowner, a buyer's realtor or a property manager calls about an old, worn or damaged roof.
Learns the roof's age, type and size, asks what they've noticed, books the estimator by area.
An estimate on the calendar with a roof brief and satellite measurements ready.
How it works
- Learns the roof
How old it is, asphalt, metal, cedar or a flat roof on the garage, one or two storeys, and whether it's steep. The questions your estimator would ask first.
- Hears what they've seen
Curling or missing shingles, granules in the eavestrough, a soft spot, moss on the north side, a stain on the ceiling. In their words, on the job.
- Checks it's a job you do
Your service area, the roof types you install, and repairs versus full replacements. A roof you don't do gets a kind answer and the name of a roofer you trust if you want.
- Books the estimator
Open times in the estimator's calendar, grouped by area. A buyer with an inspection deadline gets that date on the booking.
- Gets the measurements started
The address goes to your office for an aerial measure, so the estimator arrives with the squares already counted.
- Confirms by text
The time, the estimator's name, and a note that they don't need to be home for the roof itself, only if they want to talk it through.
Example call
- CustomerOur roof's about twenty years old and the shingles are curling at the edges. Can someone come give us a price?
- AI agentWe can. Is it a one-storey or two, and do you know if it's ever been redone since you moved in?
- CustomerBungalow. We've been here 12 years and never touched it.
- AI agentOkay. Have you noticed anything inside, like a stain on a ceiling, or is it just how the shingles look?
- CustomerJust the shingles. And lots of grit in the eavestroughs.
- AI agentThat's useful for Kyle, our estimator. He's in Orillia on Tuesday at 10 or Thursday at 3. Would either work?
- CustomerThursday at 3.
- AI agentBooked. You'll get a text with Kyle's name. You don't have to be home for him to look at the roof, but if you'd like to go over options, he'll knock when he's done.
After the call: Kyle has Thursday at 3 with a 20-plus-year-old bungalow roof, curling edges and granules in the troughs, and the aerial measure ordered from the address. The homeowner has the time by text.
What your team gets
- Estimates booked in the estimator's calendar, grouped by town
- Roof age, type, storeys and symptoms in the homeowner's words
- Aerial measurements ordered before the visit
- Buyer and realtor deadlines on the booking
- Roof types or areas you don't serve turned away kindly
Questions
Will it give a price per square?
Only a figure you've given it, like a minimum repair charge. The reroof price comes from your estimator after the measure.
Does it book repairs as well as replacements?
Yes, each to the person you choose. A single lifted shingle can go to your repair crew, a 25-year-old roof to the estimator.
Can it handle flat roofs and metal?
It asks which kind of roof it is and books only the types you do, with the right estimator.
Hear it on your phone
Request a demo call and the agent phones you, set up for roofing like yours.