AI for roofing companies
Each tile on your dashboard is one AI tool that does one specific job. You turn on what helps. You ignore what doesn't. And your own AI assistant, which you name yourself, runs the whole thing for you from Telegram or inside the app.
How it actually runs
This isn't software you have to wrangle. It's an AI I set up for your business, watch around the clock, and build new tools for whenever you ask. Your job is running your shop. Mine is making sure the AI is doing its job for you.
Onboarding takes about 20 minutes. You answer a few questions about how your shop runs: your voice, your prices, your service area, the rules you don't bend. The platform takes it from there and configures every tool from your answers. No tech person needed, no settings pages to wade through.
The platform watches itself, so most issues get caught and fixed before you ever notice. If anything slips through, the “Report an issue” button in the app pings me directly. You don't file tickets and wait.
Tell me a corner of your day eating your time. I build a tool for it and drop it onto your dashboard. No feature-request queue, no waiting for the next release.
The dashboard
Your home screen looks like the apps on your iPhone: a grid of tiles. Each tile is a tool that does one specific job. You arrange them how you want: move them, make them bigger or smaller, hide the ones you don't care about. Tap a tile to open it like an app.
That's the whole thing. A toolbox you put together.
Your assistant
You pick a name for your AI assistant: Pam, Mike, Tony, whatever. From then on, you can just talk to it like a person, either inside the website OR from your phone's regular Telegram messenger. It knows your business. It can operate every tool for you.
Real examples of stuff you can say
How it sends
It writes the draft. You read it. One tap to send.
Or set it loose to send on its own. Your call. The hard rules never break. No prices over text, no auto-reply on bad reviews, no messaging anyone who said stop.
Works from Telegram on your phone. Works inside the dashboard. Same assistant, same memory.
What's included
Here's what ships ready to go: six AI tools that cover the biggest pieces of a roofing day. And if your shop has a corner the defaults don't fit, you tell me and I build a custom tool for it. Same toolbox, same flat monthly bill.
The missed-call killer.
Why this matters
78% of homeowners hire the first roofer to respond. Contact within 5 minutes makes you 21× more likely to qualify the lead than at 30 minutes.
MIT Lead Response Management Study (2007) · LeadAngel / InsideSales (2025)
(Caveat: booking requires calendar OAuth. Without it the agent collects the lead but won't promise a time.)
The “get found on Google” tool.
The “rep walks up confident” tool.
Text your assistant
“What does the brief say about tomorrow's Henderson appointment?”
→ answer back in seconds: property facts, storm history, and what to look for on the roof.
The “ask after the job's done” tool.
Why this matters
50%+ close rate on referral leads — vs under 20% on ad-driven leads. The cheapest revenue in your business already trusts you.
HookAgency benchmark · industry consensus
The proposal maker.
Why this matters
~$30K/mo leaks from slow estimates at a 50-lead-per-month shop. The roofer who bids first wins the job — late bids lose to whoever was faster, not better.
HomeAdvisor 2025 ticket data · NRCA close-rate benchmark · industry estimate
Text your assistant
“Build me a quote for the Henderson house, 28 squares of architectural tear-off”
→ draft proposal back in seconds, ready for you to review and send.
The roof-capture tool.
Text your assistant
“What did we find on the Reno inspection?”
→ instant summary, straight from your rep's photos and notes.
Built for the corners the defaults don't cover.
Two pipeline views
Every homeowner you've ever touched, sorted however you want. Tap one to see their phone, address, roof measurements, insurance info, notes, tags. Everything in one place.
Your scheduled work, grouped so you see what matters first: Past Due in red up top, then Today, Tomorrow, This Week, Later.
Text your assistant
“Pull up the Williams file” · “What's on my calendar tomorrow?”
→ your assistant reaches in and tells you.
Why it works
You type things once. When Inspection captures roof squares, Estimate already has them ready. When Speed-to-Lead grabs a phone number, every other tool sees it. No double entry. No “where did I write that down?”
Bringing your existing customer list with you is easy: drop in your old contact file, the platform reads your column headers (Phone, Phone Number, Mobile, Cell all become the same thing), shows you the mapping so you can fix anything it got wrong, then imports.
Custom-build ideas
Concrete examples of custom tools I've been asked about. Yours doesn't have to look like any of these. If it's eating time in your shop, it's a candidate.
Email inbox organizer
Sorts your inbox by what actually needs your attention: customer replies up top, supplier emails grouped, mass mailings auto-archived. You open your phone and only see what matters.
Daily morning briefing
Texts you at 6 AM with what's on your plate that day: appointments, who needs a callback, weather, anything flagged from yesterday. Read it over coffee.
Storm watchdog
Pings you the morning after a hail event in a zip you serve, with a list of homes you've quoted in that zip.
Insurance supplement writer
Drafts supplement letters from your inspection photos, in the format adjusters actually approve.
Material price tracker
Flags when your supplier raises bundle prices so your estimate margins don't quietly bleed.
Quoted but never closed
Resurfaces old proposals once a quarter with a fresh hello in your voice.
If you have a part of your day you wish would just run itself, that's the tool. Just ask.
Who I am
Trades are what keep everything else running. Roofs over everyone's head, water in their walls, power in their outlets. The work itself takes real skill, and good shops end up giving away a third of their week to customer admin that has nothing to do with the actual craft.
I want shops like yours to thrive, so I built tools that match how good you already are at the job. Not bloated CRMs designed for software sales reps in offices. Not five apps stitched together with stacked subscriptions. The tools that actually move the needle, in one place, built for the way you work.
If something breaks, I see it and fix it. If you want something built, you tell me and I build it. No support center, no upsell tier, no “your ticket is in the queue.”