Built for established UK roofing contractors
We pick up when you can’t, book the survey into your diary, and chase the quote until you get an answer.
They’re the ones where the phone rang while you were on a roof, and nobody picked up.
A roofing job averages £5,000 to £12,000. A missed call isn’t a missed £400 job — it’s often a missed £8,000 one.
And once a quote goes out, most roofers never chase it. Not because they don’t care — because they’re on a roof, not at a desk.
You have already paid for those enquiries. Checkatrade, the vans, twenty years of people passing your name on. They are leaking out the bottom of a business you already built.
A call comes in. Nobody picks up. Here is what the caller hears, and what lands in the diary afterwards.
You’re on a roof. The phone’s in the van.
When nobody picks up, the call goes somewhere that asks what the job is, where it is, and how urgent — then books the survey straight into your diary. You keep your number. Nothing changes on your side.
You quoted it. Then nothing.
Three weeks of polite texts after a quote goes out, in your name, from your number. Stops the moment they reply. Most roofers never chase — they’re on a roof, not at a desk. That’s exactly why the ones who do chase win more.
Morning John, just making sure the quote for the roof at Oakfield Road came through alright. Any questions, give me a ring. — Tom
Hi John, no rush at all — just wondering whether you’d had a chance to think about the roof. Happy to go through it on the phone if that’s easier. — Tom
Hi John, last one from me. If you’d rather leave it for now that’s no problem at all — just let me know either way and I’ll stop pestering. — Tom
An example. The wording is yours, and it goes out from your number.
Forty miles for a locked door.
A text the day before, and one two hours out. Most no-shows are people who forgot, not people who changed their mind.
Hi John, quick reminder that Tom’s coming to look at the roof tomorrow between 9 and 11. Reply CHANGE if that no longer suits.
Hi John, Tom’s about two hours away. See you shortly.
Happy customers don’t say so unless you ask.
Once the invoice is paid, they get asked — once, politely, with a link that takes them straight to the review box. A week later, asked if they know anyone else who needs work doing.
Hi John, glad we got that sorted for you. If you’ve got thirty seconds, a quick review makes a real difference to us — it’s two taps from here.
Jobs and surveys land in the system you already use. We feed into it. We don’t replace it, and nobody in your office has to learn anything new.
Running something else, or a diary and a whiteboard? Tell us what you’ve got and we’ll say honestly whether we can work with it.
We’d rather say no now than take money off you for something that won’t pay for itself.
A one-off fee to set it all up around your business. Then a flat monthly fee to run it — the same figure every month, whether you get ten calls or a hundred.
Month to month. No contract, no lock-in, no notice period. If it isn’t earning its keep, tell us and we’ll stop.
We won’t put a number on this page, because it depends on how many calls you get and what you already run. It comes out of a twenty-minute conversation, not a price list.
Fill this in and we’ll ring you back. No deck, no demo booking system — a phone call, at a time that suits.