Roofers · STN 03 — Book
Booked
while you work.
A $9,000 restoration is not decided in a day. Without follow-up it is decided by whoever stayed in touch. Qualified enquiries land in your calendar. No phone tag, no back and forth. Without it, three phone calls to agree a time, and the customer books elsewhere during the second one — and for roofing contractors, restoration and gutter specialists, that adds up to $61,200 a year.
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What it is costing now
$61,200
a year for roofing contractors, restoration and gutter specialists. Struck through because it is recoverable.
Based on 2 unanswered enquiries a month at $8,500 average job value, of which 30% would have converted. Your leak audit uses your numbers, not these.
What changes
Qualified enquiries land in your calendar. No phone tag, no back and forth.
Enquiries are offered real times from your live calendar and book themselves in. Availability rules are yours — travel time, job types, which days take which work, who is qualified for what — so the diary fills the way you would have filled it. On the line this sits at station 3, book — the point where enquiries either turn into jobs or quietly stop. Everyone calls at once, you are on a roof, and half of them are gone by the time you are down.
The board — Roofers — book station
RUNNING- 07:12Storm damage — tile roof, Hills districtMissed callInspection booked
- 11:40Quote #77 — full restoration, $11,200Day-9 chaseReplied "still keen"
- 16:05Gutter replacement — web formWeb formQuote sent 16:09
- 06:00Shift summary → owner's phoneReport$11,200 in play
How it runs
What straight-to-calendar booking changes for roofers
01
It offers real times
From your live calendar, with your travel and buffer rules already applied.
02
They pick one
In the same conversation they are already in — no link to a separate system, no login.
03
It is confirmed
Confirmation to them, the slot on your calendar, the details in the thread.
04
It protects the day
No double bookings, no jobs stacked on opposite sides of town.
Straight answers
Straight-to-calendar booking for roofing — questions people ask
- Our scheduling is too complicated to automate.
- The rules are set up around how you actually run the day — job types, travel, who can do what. It is not a generic calendar link. If a job genuinely needs your judgement, it comes to you instead of booking.
- My jobs are big and infrequent. Is this overkill?
- The opposite. When one job is worth five figures, a single recovered enquiry pays for a year of the system. You need it to work twice.
- What happens after a storm when everyone calls at once?
- Every caller gets an answer and a place in the queue. Inspections are booked in geographic order rather than the order the phone rang.
Same trade
Everything else that runs on a roofer line
Missed-call text-back
A text goes out before the voicemail beep would have finished.
Quote follow-up on day 2, 5 and 9
Sent is not the same as answered. Every open quote gets followed until it is one or the other.
90-second speed to lead
Most jobs go to whoever replies first. This makes that you, every time.
AI voice agent
Every call picked up on the first ring, at any hour, without a receptionist.
The pipeline board
Every open enquiry, what stage it is at, and what happens to it next.
Review requests after every job
Asked automatically, at the moment the work is freshest.
Same station
Straight-to-calendar booking in other trades
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