AI receptionist · Metro Atlanta · Live in 48 hours
Storm week fills every voicemail box
except yours.
The day after hail, every roofer’s phone in the metro rings at once — and the homeowner calls until someone answers. Hank picks up every storm call, captures the address and damage, and books inspections while your competitors’ voicemail boxes fill up.
That number is Hank himself — the same system your customers would reach. The demo is the pitch.
The math
What voicemail costs roofers like yours
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26
missed calls a month
at a conservative 6/week for a small shop
8
bookable jobs in those calls
30% of missed callers were ready to book
$72,000
walking to competitors, monthly
at your average $9,000 ticket
Deliberately conservative assumptions. $1,500 to get started (complete build + your first month of live service included), then $497/mo a month for up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300. The audit runs this math on your actual call volume before you pay anything.
The calls
What Hank handles for roofers
Storm surges compress a season of leads into three days — most of them lost to unanswered phones.
You’re on a roof all day; callbacks happen at 7pm to people who already booked an inspection elsewhere.
Insurance-claim callers have questions a voicemail can’t answer, so they keep dialing the list.
Storm damage intake
Address, damage description, insurance status captured; inspection booked on the spot.
Leak triage
Active-leak emergencies flagged and transferred by your rules; tarping dispatched per your process.
Insurance questions
Answers the process questions you approve, books the adjuster-meeting inspection, never plays public adjuster.
Estimate follow-ups
“Where’s my quote?” answered from your notes and flagged to you instead of lost.
Every call recorded, summarized, and texted to you. Anything outside his rules transfers to your cell or becomes a message — he never guesses.
Prove it
Have Hank call you.
Put your cell in and he calls in about fifteen seconds. Ask what your customers would ask. Interrupt him. Try to stump him. Then read what this looks like for roofers.
Drop your number and Hank — the actual AI receptionist — will call you back in about 15 seconds to demo the flow live. You’ll talk to the same system your customers would.
Straight answers
Questions roofers actually ask
What makes this worth it for jobs this big?
One roof replacement is $8,000–$15,000. If Hank catches one storm-week call a year that voicemail would have lost, he’s paid for himself several times over. Most storm weeks, it’s more than one.
Can he tell a repair from a replacement lead?
He captures the signals — age, damage type, insurance involvement, whole-roof vs. one spot — and flags what you told him matters. You decide who chases which lead; he makes sure the lead exists.
We’re seasonal — can I pause him?
Month to month, no contract. Most roofers keep him year-round because winter leak calls are exactly the ones that come at bad hours, but pausing is allowed and painless.
Your phone is ringing right now.
$1,500 to get started — complete build + your first month of live service included. Then $497/mo a month (up to 300 calls/mo, 75¢/call over 300). Month-to-month, cancel anytime.