We answer the phone for roofing companies, book the inspection, and capture the insurance detail while the caller is still on the line.

Or hear it yourself. and ring it — the receptionist answers as your business.

Almost nobody leaves a voicemail. They ring the next name on the list. Whoever picks up first gets paid.

  1. 0:01

    Answered on the first ring, and so are the nine calls behind it. Both crews and the owner are on roofs at seven in the morning, and none of that reaches the caller.

  2. 0:52

    Carrier, date of loss and roof age are on the file before the homeowner has finished describing the granules in her driveway.

  3. 2:10

    Inspection booked into a slot the crew genuinely has, confirmation texted, and the caller never got as far as the next roofer on the list.

  4. Instead

    Four rings, then voicemail, on the one week of the year when the box is already full. Nobody with a tarp on the roof leaves a message. They are on the next number in the storm-chaser flyer by 0:21.

Some want to book, some want a price, some really do need you. We work out which, and deal with it on the call.

Answers the whole surge, not the first caller

The week after a hailstorm brings more calls than the rest of the month combined, and they arrive together. Every line is answered at once, so the twelfth caller gets the same greeting as the first instead of a voicemail box that is already full.

  • Every line answered at once, however many ring together
  • Inspections booked onto what Reed and Toby genuinely have free
  • Answered Monday to Saturday, and every hour the yard is shut
  • Anyone past the sixty-mile line is told on the call, not after the drive

Every business here was already getting the calls. Same marketing, same prices, same size team. The only change is that somebody picked up.

  • +52

    inspections booked

    Last hailstorm I lost a week to the callback list. This one there wasn’t one.

The leak is the phone, and it closes in an afternoon. Most people are answering calls the same day they sign up.

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