The storm ends. The phones don't stop.
You can't answer from a ladder, and you can't answer twenty calls at once. Homeowners with water coming through the ceiling don't leave voicemails — they call the next roofer on Google. Every missed call after a storm is a repair or a full replacement walking to a competitor.
Storm surge = call surge
One Gulf storm can bring a week's worth of calls in a single evening — leaks, missing shingles, tarps, insurance inspections — all while your crew is already slammed.
Every call answered, first ring
Your AI receptionist picks up day, night, weekends, and holidays — even when ten homeowners call at the same minute. No busy signal. No voicemail. No lost job.
Details in your pocket
Name, address, what's leaking and where, photos of the problem described — texted to you the second the call ends, so you can triage and call back the hottest jobs first.
Built for how roofing calls actually sound
Roofing calls aren't generic messages. A caller might have an active leak, a tree through the decking, or an insurance deadline for an inspection. Your AI receptionist is trained on your business — your services, your service area, your prices for inspections — and asks the questions you'd ask.
Hear how a call goes
A real flow, the night after a storm — or tap the demo line and try it yourself.
Homeowner“Hi — the storm last night tore off a bunch of shingles and now there's water dripping in my kitchen.”
AI Receptionist“I'm sorry you're dealing with that — let's get you taken care of. Can I get your name and the address of the home? … And is the water still actively dripping right now?”
Homeowner“Yeah, we've got a bucket under it. Can someone come look this week?”
AI Receptionist“Absolutely. I can book an inspection for tomorrow between 9 and 11, or Thursday afternoon. Which works better? … You're all set — and I've sent the details straight to the owner so he's got your leak flagged as urgent.”
English y español — hablamos los dos
Plenty of Texas homeowners would rather explain storm damage in Spanish. Your AI receptionist switches naturally, captures the same details, and texts you the summary in English — so no lead gets lost to a language barrier, and no caller has to struggle through a call about their own home.
Simple monthly plans
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial — no contract, no surprises. One missed roof replacement costs more than a year of answering.
- 24/7 AI call answering
- English & Spanish
- Call summaries texted to you
- After-hours & weekend cover
- 7-day free trial · No contract
- Everything in the $149 plan
- Appointment booking on the call
- Leak & storm-damage intake questions
- Multiple simultaneous calls
- 7-day free trial · No contract
Serving roofers across Texas
Serving all of Texas — and businesses nationwide. If your trucks roll there, your AI receptionist answers there.
Questions roofers ask
What happens when ten homeowners call at once after a storm?
Every call gets answered. The AI receptionist handles multiple calls at the same time — no busy signal, no voicemail — captures each caller's name, address, and problem, and texts you the details so you can work the list in order.
I'm on a roof all day. How do I get the messages?
By text, the second each call ends — caller, address, what's wrong, and whether an inspection was booked. You read them from the truck between jobs, not from a voicemail box at night.
Does it really speak Spanish?
Yes — full conversations in English and Spanish, switched naturally when the caller does. Your summary always arrives in English.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. You keep the number your trucks, wraps, and Google listing already show. Calls forward to your AI receptionist whenever you want — 24/7, after hours only, or just when you're on a job.
The next storm is already on the calendar.
It just doesn't have a date yet. Set up your AI receptionist now, hear the demo line for yourself, and be the roofer in Texas who always answers.