Invoice 2207Sent day 19 with photos
Bill to Ellen M., 27 Larkin Ct
- Tear-off and reroof, 26 squares$11,960
- Skylight replaced$940
- Chimney flashing$620
- Permit$210
- TotalPaid day 23$13,730
After a hailstorm every roofer in the county knocks on the same doors. The homeowner signs with whoever looks local, answers first and does not feel like a storm chaser. We build that roofer.
Out-of-town crews follow the hail and leave bad roofs behind. A homeowner burned once now distrusts every truck on the street, yours included.
From late fall into spring the phones go quiet. Crews you fought to hire sit idle, and the inspections you ran in summer never got a follow-up.
You pay for a roof replacement lead and learn other roofers already called. The homeowner picks the lowest number they heard.
Homeowners call to ask whether insurance covers the roof and what the deductible means. Every hour of that goes unpaid unless the answer is already on your site.
The same hail reroof at Corbray Roofing, a sample roofer, run twice: first the inspection photos stay on a phone, then each one lands on the job the day it’s taken and goes out with the invoice.
Example job file for Corbray Roofing, a sample roofer: a hail reroof at 27 Larkin Ct, Ashby Ridge. Run from a phone, six job photos sit in a camera roll, the first reply takes 2 days, the invoice goes out on day 41, it is paid on day 52 and no review is asked for. Run from the job file, the same six photos land on the job from the inspection to the final walk, the first reply takes 9 minutes, the invoice goes out on day 19 with the photos, it is paid on day 23 and the homeowner leaves a 5 star review.
Reroof, Ellen M.Job 2207, 27 Larkin Ct, Ruben’s crew
IMG_4410.jpgDay 0, InspectionShingles curled at the eave
IMG_4413.jpgDay 0, Hail strikeSkylight punched through
IMG_4502.jpgDay 15, Tear-offDeck sound, underlayment on
IMG_4517.jpgDay 16, First coursesStarter row along the eave
IMG_4530.jpgDay 17, Chimney flashedNew step flashing in
IMG_4544.jpgDay 18, Final walkLast bundle nailed off
Invoice 2207Sent day 19 with photos
Bill to Ellen M., 27 Larkin Ct
A site with repair, replacement and storm damage pages, and your license on each.
Repair, replacement and hail pages for each town, so you show up on Maps after a storm.
Answers on hail damage and insurance that AI tools quote, with your license beside them.
Storm landing pages ready to switch on, with a free inspection offer.
Finished roofs, by town and roof type, posted for you with the address left out.
An AI agent asks about the leak, the age of the roof and insurance before the visit.
A missed call from the roof gets a text back and a storm inspection booked.
Inspections book into arrival windows on your calendar, with a reminder the day before.
Every inspection request and estimate on one dashboard, by address.
After each roof, every homeowner gets a text asking for a review, with nothing offered for it.
A storm alert goes to past customers in the hail path, offering an inspection.
PostHog shows which storm and repair pages turn readers into inspection requests.
Session replay shows the homeowner who opened the inspection form and left at the address.
Each month you see inspections booked, estimates sent and roofs signed.
Every inspection reaches one dashboard, and Jobber stays.
What we buildInspection requests, claim questions and follow-ups run without your office chasing each one.
Your estimators spend storm weeks on roofs, not on the phone.
More of the inspections you already run can turn into signed replacements.
Your numbers Set them and both lines move.
Extra roofs a month that pay for the plan
$50,400 moreWith a system, plan paid
$0 moreNo system
2 extra roofs a month × $2,850 kept per roof − $1,500 for the plan = $4,200 more a month. Count only work you would not have won anyway.
Free website
Plans from $1,500 a month.
You always keep your name, logo, photos, copy and domain. We keep the code and the system behind the site.
$1,500 a month
No lead lost.
Every lead answered and booked, and we keep it running.
$4,000 a month
Every stage handled.
Everything in Automated, and we run every stage for you.
No AI brain or agents of your own.
$7,500 a month
We run the whole cycle.
Everything in Automated, plus us working it and building on it.
Ad budgets and paid software stay on your accounts. Designed image and video posts start once you’re comfortable with AI drafts.

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Make it easy to check you out: a site with roofs you finished nearby and your license, fresh reviews, and fast answers to inspection requests. Then stay in touch with past customers, so the next storm sends them back to you.
It brings in inspection requests and helps turn them into signed roofs: your website and roof pages, ads on your own accounts, a reply to every form, the inspection booked, and email to past customers after a storm.
The plans and their prices sit further down this page. No one-time fees. Month to month. The website comes first and free, so you can judge the work before paying.

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