After a Central Massachusetts storm, calls can arrive while your crew is already inspecting and protecting roofs. Give each caller a clear intake path without sitting at a desk.
Worcester County, MA · Launch schedule confirmed after review · No tech skills required
Storm work compresses lead intake, inspection scheduling, insurance handoffs, and quote follow-up into a short window. A documented workflow keeps those steps visible without promising that every caller becomes a job.
A storm hits Shrewsbury and the voicemail queue grows while the crew is already in the field. There is no shared priority or assigned next step.
You inspect a roof in Holden and send the quote, but the next follow-up depends on someone remembering it after the weekend.
Insurance adjuster gives you the green light on a hail claim. The homeowner needs to sign. Three weeks later you realize the file fell through the cracks — and the homeowner went with a different roofer who followed up.
You’re tearing off a roof in Auburn. The phone rings, you cannot safely answer, and no intake response starts unless a workflow handles the missed-call event.
Every system below runs automatically, in your voice, while you stay on the job.
Eligible storm-season calls start the approved SMS after the phone provider confirms the missed-call event.
The system tags storm-damage and leak calls as urgent. You see exactly which leads to drive to today and which can wait for a normal estimate.
After you leave a whole-roof quote, the workflow follows the cadence and stop rules your team approved.
Insurance claims get tracked in a separate pipeline. The system reminds you when an adjuster report is due, when the homeowner needs to sign, and when material is ready.
Inspections and estimates book directly on your calendar. No phone tag. The right slot every time, even when you’re on a roof.
Eligible completed roofs trigger the approved Google review request after final walkthrough.
Yes — we build separate flows. Storm-restoration leads get an insurance-aware intake. Retail leads get a whole-roof intake. Each goes into its own pipeline so you can track them differently.
Yes. Commercial roofing intake asks about building size, roof type (TPO, EPDM, modified), and decision timeline. Goes into a longer-cycle pipeline with the right follow-up cadence.
That is when the intake rules matter most. The system records each eligible lead, runs the approved questions, and routes replies so your team can decide what to inspect and when.
We confirm the schedule after reviewing the phone provider, messaging registration, calendar, insurance handoffs, and integrations. We do not promise a rush launch before those checks pass.
The AI Receptionist starts at $1 for the first month, then $297 per month with no setup fee. Texting, quote follow-up, and managed pipeline work use the published Booked Solid or Contractor Takeover tiers, depending on scope.
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