The roofing answering service that catches the storm-damage call before your competitor does.

No, and it says so. It's an AI answering service that discloses up front that it's an automated assistant. What it never does is what voicemail does — lose the call. It answers 24/7, asks the questions a roofing office manager would ask, and gets the lead to your phone while the caller is still on the line.

Every one of them gets answered. The AI takes every caller at once — there's no busy signal and no hold queue, because it isn't one person at a desk. Each caller gets the same intake: name, callback number, address, what the storm did, and whether water is coming in. You get the whole list in your email with transcripts, so you can work it in order instead of losing whoever gave up on hold. The line never stops answering when a surge runs past your monthly allowance — calls past it bill at $3 each on the next invoice, which one of those roofs pays for many times over.

No. Nothing is ported and nothing changes on your trucks, yard signs, website, or Google listing. We set up call forwarding on your existing line, so the AI only picks up when your team doesn't — after hours, during a storm surge, or whenever you choose.

That's the biggest gap it covers. You can't answer a phone from a ridge line, and a homeowner who hits voicemail dials the next roofer on the list. With overflow forwarding, the AI picks up whenever you can't, runs the intake, and has the lead's details in your email before you're back on the ground. Active leaks ring your phone right away, and it tries again if you miss it (2 or 3 attempts, your choice), with the same alert by email and push.

The intake captures what an insurance-driven job needs on the first call: what happened and when, the damage the homeowner can see, whether they've contacted their insurance carrier, and a callback number. Those callers are comparison-shopping under a deadline — the roofer who answers first and calls back with details in hand usually wins the claim work.

The system calls your phone again — 2 or 3 attempts total, your choice in Settings — and the same alert also goes out by push notification and email the second the call ends. Every call — urgent or not — also lands in your email with the caller's info, the full transcript, and the recording, and lives in your web portal, so nothing depends on you catching one ring.

The intake is written for roofing, not adapted from a generic script. It asks what the caller is seeing — missing shingles, hail hits, a tree strike, water coming through a ceiling — when the storm hit, whether the damage is getting worse, and whether an insurance carrier is involved, plus name, callback number, and address. An active leak gets flagged urgent; a re-roof quote request gets captured for your callback list.

Days, not weeks — and we do the work. We register your business with the carrier and set up the call forwarding remotely; your part is a short call to approve the greeting and confirm how you want urgent calls handled. If storm season is already underway, that speed matters.

No contract. Plans start at $149/month, month-to-month, cancel anytime — no setup fee — and it starts with a 7-day free trial on your real line before you pay anything. The pricing is on this page because most answering services make you sit through a sales call to hear a quote. A human service bills every minute of every call, so a storm week is exactly when the bill spikes. Here you get a set number of calls a month — 100 or 250, depending on the plan — and anything past that is $3 a call, not a renegotiation. The line never stops answering, and a surge never hits a busy signal. Call-backs to your phone are free — they never count toward your monthly calls.