🏠 AI receptionist for roofers

After a storm, the first roofer who answers wins the whole street.

Storm work is a race. The hail hits, every homeowner on the block starts dialling, and the roofer who picks up gets the neighbourhood. GoodLine answers every call in the surge at once, captures the damage detail, and books inspections while your crews stay on the roof.

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(817) 555-0143 Missed call · 6:58 AM

Live

GoodLineThanks for calling *Business Name*. Are you calling about storm damage?

CallerYeah, we got hammered with hail last night and there's a wet patch on the ceiling in the back bedroom.

GoodLineSorry — that's a rough morning. Active leak inside means we'll get a tarp on it first. Have you filed a claim with your insurer yet?

CallerNot yet. The house is on Ridgeline Drive, the brown two-storey.

Tarp today · inspection Thu 10:00 AM Active interior leak · hail event 9/11 · no claim filed yet

Text to you

Storm lead, active leak. Hail 9/11, ceiling wet in back bedroom, Ridgeline Dr. No claim filed. Tarp crew today, inspection Thu 10 AM.

Why roofers lose calls

Three reasons your phone rings out

Storms create a month of calls in two days

A single hailstorm generates more inbound calls than your office handles in a normal month. Whatever you can't answer goes to the out-of-town crews who chase the weather.

Nobody on a roof can answer a phone

Your whole team is on a pitch in the sun with nail guns running. The office phone rings out, and the homeowner books the next company.

Insurance questions burn your best hours

Deductibles, adjusters, supplements, claim numbers. The same twelve questions, all day, every day after a storm.

The script

What it asks before anything gets booked

Built from how a roofing company actually triages a call — not a generic "name and number" form. You approve every question and every rule before it goes live.

Qualifying questions

Is water coming inside right now?
What date was the storm, and was it hail or wind?
Have you filed an insurance claim yet?
Do you know the age of the roof?
Are you the homeowner, and is the address in our area?

Rings your cell immediately

Active interior leak during rainfall
Missing decking or a tree through the roof
Commercial flat roof ponding over occupied space

Books into the software you already run JobNimbus AccuLynx Jobber Google Calendar

How it works

Three steps. You keep your number.

Forward the calls you miss

One short code dialled on your phone sends busy, no-answer, and unreachable calls to GoodLine instead of voicemail. Your number and caller ID don't change.

About 2 minutes

We build your script

A 20-minute call covers your service area, hours, pricing rules, what counts as an emergency, and where jobs get booked. You listen to test calls and tell us what to change.

Done for you

It answers around the clock

Every missed call gets picked up, triaged, and booked — with a text summary, recording, and transcript sent to you, and emergencies escalated to your cell.

Live in about a day

Do the math

What are your missed calls worth?

Pre-filled with typical numbers for a roofing company. Change them to yours — your call log will tell you the first one.

Calls you miss in a week 25 After hours, on a job, already on another line.

Average job value $900 Typical for a roofing company — set it to your own average.

Of the callers you reach, how many book? 40% Your close rate on the inbound calls you do pick up.

Calls GoodLine recovers 70% Some missed calls are spam or wrong numbers. Keep this conservative.

Recovered revenue per month

Missed calls per month0

Real customers among them0

Extra jobs booked per month0

Recovered revenue per year$0

GoodLine cost$0

Return on every $1 spent0×

Illustrative only — arithmetic on the numbers above, not a projection from other customers' results.

Stop losing this every month

Questions

What roofers ask us

Can it keep up with a full storm surge?

It answers every call at the same time, so a hailstorm that would overwhelm three phone lines gets handled on the third ring. This is the single biggest reason roofers sign up — the surge is exactly when the revenue is, and exactly when a normal office drops calls.

Will it talk about insurance claims?

It collects the facts — storm date, claim filed or not, carrier, adjuster scheduled, deductible if the homeowner volunteers it — and never gives advice about coverage or what a claim will pay. That line matters legally, so it's built in rather than left to judgement.

Can it tell storm leads from a leaky vent boot?

Yes, and it routes them differently. Storm leads with an interior leak get a tarp crew and a fast inspection; a routine repair gets booked into your normal schedule. You define which is which and it follows the rule every time.

What about door-knocking crews from out of state?

It can't stop them knocking, but it stops them winning the phone. When a homeowner who was pitched on the doorstep calls a local company to compare, being the one who answers instantly is usually the whole difference.

More general questions — pricing, setup, contracts — are answered on the main FAQ.

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Hear it answer a call for your roofing company

Tell us about your business and we'll build a sample agent for your trade, then call you from it. You'll know inside one conversation whether this is worth it.