Never miss a roofing job again

The agent recognises storm-related keywords — tile off, ridge gone, water coming in, slipped slate — and prioritises them in your dashboard. During a busy storm period, you might get 30 enquiries in a day. The agent triages every one: which are actively leaking right now (urgent), which are damaged but dry inside (high priority), and which are 'I noticed something on the roof' enquiries (standard). You decide the order to call back.

For predictable jobs — replacing a few slipped tiles, repointing a ridge, clearing gutters — the agent gives ballpark ranges from your prices. For anything bigger (full reroof, leadwork, structural repair), it never tries to price a job blind. It gathers the relevant info — roof type, age, materials, what they think is wrong — and gives a clear 'we need to come and survey before quoting' message. That sets expectations correctly.

The agent recognises insurance keywords — claim, insurer, loss adjuster, storm damage covered — and gathers the right info upfront: insurer name, claim reference if they have one, when the damage happened, whether the loss adjuster has been out yet. That conversation lands in your dashboard so you've already got the paperwork basics before you call back, saving you a follow-up call.

Scaffolding is one of the trickiest things to ballpark because it depends on access, height, and duration. The agent never tries to price scaffold blind. It tells the customer scaffolding is quoted separately based on the job, and gathers the info you'd need — house type, single or two-storey, side access, parking situation — so when you do call back you can give a proper figure quickly.

Yes. During onboarding you tell the agent which roof types you work with — slate, concrete tile, clay tile, flat roof EPDM, GRP, lead, felt, single-ply membrane. The agent matches enquiries to your capability. If someone asks about a roof type you don't do, the agent says so honestly rather than booking you in for work you can't take.

Treated like any other job. The agent asks for material type, rough size, what they think is wrong, age of the existing roof. It gives a ballpark range from your prices for predictable work and holds anything outside that for your approval. Lead work in particular often needs eyes on, and the agent's good at saying that up front.

The agent escalates anything that sounds like an immediate danger — slates falling onto a path, debris on a public road, structural concerns. The customer is told to keep people away from the affected area and call 999 if there's risk to life. You get notified directly in the dashboard so you can call back yourself.

The agent agrees a survey visit with the customer — day and rough time window — and that confirmation appears in your dashboard for you to add to your own diary. It is not a calendar integration. You stay in control of which jobs you take on and when.

Yes. Roofing customers often send photos — slipped tiles, water stains on ceilings, missing flashing. The agent acknowledges the photo, asks the relevant follow-ups (when did you first notice it, is water still coming in, do you know roughly how old the roof is), and gets you the info you need before you call back.

£59 per month with a 14-day free trial. Everything is included — missed call text-back, SMS, WhatsApp, dashboard, the AI agent, and credential verification. No setup fees, no minute limits, no overage charges. One missed reroof enquiry pays for the year many times over.