The AI receptionist for roofers.
A hailstorm gives you about 48 hours of phone calls and then the neighbourhood is signed with somebody else. We Got The Call answers every one of them and books the inspections.
Roofing revenue arrives in bursts tied to weather. The storm that fills your calendar fills every competitor's calendar too, and the difference between the two of you is who answered on the first ring.
Half of those calls are insurance jobs, and an insurance job that arrives without a claim number, a carrier or a date of loss turns into three phone calls before anyone climbs a ladder.
What it asks on every call
The questions your dispatcher would ask, in the order they would ask them.
- Is the roof actively leaking into the property right now?
- Storm damage or wear, and what date was the storm?
- Have they filed an insurance claim, and with which carrier?
- Roof age, material and approximate square footage
- Whether they own the property or are a tenant
Questions before you switch
- Can it keep up after a hailstorm?
- Yes, calls are answered in parallel, so a hundred callers in one afternoon all get picked up rather than queued. That 48-hour window after a storm is exactly when a busy signal hands the neighbourhood to the company that answered.
- Does it capture insurance details?
- It asks for carrier, claim number if one exists, and the date of loss, and puts them on the lead. Your estimator arrives with the claim already identified instead of starting a paperwork conversation on the doorstep.
- Can it book inspections directly?
- Yes. It offers real slots from your calendar, holds the one the caller picks, and texts the confirmation, including the window, which is what most roofing no-shows come down to.