Every call gets a text back in 30 seconds, even when you're on the roof.
You can't answer with a nail gun in your hand. By the time you're down, they've rung the next roofer.
We set it up so the missed call answers itself and the quote keeps getting chased — all on your number, your inbox, your quoting software.
You never touched the phone. She never rang the next roofer.
Roofing doesn't lose jobs on price. It loses them on silence.
Straight from roofers talking to roofers.
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The phone rings all day and you can't answer any of it
Then you get home and start a second shift on messages. Half have already gone elsewhere.
- 02
Two hours of free quoting, then nothing
Ladder up, measure, photos, write-up, drive time. Months later you drive past and the job's done.
- 03
The customer reckons you've ghosted them
You haven't, you're flat out. From their side it looks the same — and that's what they tell the neighbours.
- 04
A hailstorm gives you a fortnight of chaos
Fifty calls in three days. The ones you don't reach take whoever rings back.
- 05
Hundreds of roofs, eleven Google reviews
The work's good. Nobody ever gets asked, because you're already loading the trailer.
Set up once. Then it holds the line for you.
Runs on the mobile number and inbox you already have. Nothing new for the crew.
Missed calls text back before they dial the next roofer
Straight away: on a roof, send the address and a photo, I'll ring at four. Most people reply instead of dialling on.
The big oneWebsite and Facebook enquiries answered instantly
Leak at 8pm gets a reply and a booking link. You wake up to a booked inspection, not a cold lead.
Works overnightQuotes chased six times over six weeks
Big spend, often an insurance conversation. The follow-up runs the whole time instead of stopping after one text from the ute.
Where the money isReviews asked for the day the scaffold comes down
That's when they're happiest. One tap to Google. Anything unhappy routes to you privately first.
Stop paying for leadsOld restorations get a message when they're due
Restored in 2019? Gutter clean, repoint, a check after the last big blow. One message, phone rings.
The list you forgotInvoices send and chase themselves
Out when the job's marked done, reminders at 7, 14 and 21 days. You stop being the bloke texting about money.
Paid fasterThe second shift, mostly gone.
What's the voicemail costing you?
Your numbers. Slide them until it looks like your month.
Calls you couldn't take, quotes that went quiet, past customers who never heard from you.
Estimates, not a promise. We've kept it conservative — you win back about three in ten of the enquiries that currently go nowhere, and follow-up converts a small slice of the quotes that go quiet.
Stop the leakThree weeks. Then you forget it exists.
You keep your number and your quoting method. Nothing about running jobs changes.
One call, 45 minutes
How jobs reach you now, what you say, and what happens after you quote. That's the homework.
We build it in your words
Every message written to sound like you. You read the lot and change anything before it goes live.
Live, then watched for a fortnight
Tested privately, switched on, then checked daily for two weeks.
It bolts on to what you already run.
No new app for the crew. No switching software. No rebuilding how you quote.
- Your mobile numberSame number on the van and the shirts. Nothing changes for your customers.
- Your website and Facebook formsWherever enquiries land now, they get picked up.
- Your quoting softwareKeep quoting exactly how you do. We chase what you send.
- Your accounting softwareInvoices and reminders run off what you already raise.
- Your calendarBookings drop straight into the diary you already use.
- We map your process firstOne call. How jobs reach you, what you say, what you charge.
- Written in your wordsNot a template. It reads like you texted it.
- You sign off every messageNothing goes to a customer until you've read it.
- Timings set to your job typesBecause a $500 job and a $20,000 job don't get chased the same way.
- Changed whenever you wantSay the word and we rewrite it. No tickets, no waiting.
Six weeks of short messages. You send none of them.
Send your numbers. We'll show you the gap.
We'll map how enquiries reach you, how long they wait and where quotes drop off — then send a short written summary you can use with or without us.
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