For roofing contractors
Old roofing estimates, back on the calendar.
Re-roof quotes that stalled and storm leads that went quiet. We email them for you and book the homeowners who are ready.
The problem
You already paid to get those roofing leads. Many went quiet after the first quote: the homeowner waited on an insurance answer, wanted to get through the season, or just got busy.
How it works for roofing
Send your roofing list
Old leads, unsold re-roof and repair estimates and past customers, as a CSV from your CRM or a spreadsheet.
We email them
Short, plain emails under your company name. A homeowner who held off on a roof may be ready to talk again; we ask, simply.
Book the inspection or estimate
Homeowners who reply and want a visit go on your calendar. You confirm which ones were held each week.
What we do and don't do
We do
Clean your list, remove opt-outs, write short emails you approve, send them under your company name, handle replies and book estimates.
We don't
Text or call your customers, buy lists, or work in medical or health niches. Compliance →
Pricing
Monthly
$497/mo
First month billed upfront, then monthly. Outreach and reply handling included. Cancel anytime.
Per held appointment
$150
Billed only when the homeowner is there for the estimate. No show, no fee.
No free trial. No guarantee of results. Cancel to stop future charges. See terms.
Roofing questions
- Can you follow up on insurance-claim leads?
- Yes, if they are in your list. We write a short note asking if they still want an estimate. We do not give insurance or claim advice.
- Do you time emails around storm season?
- You choose when the sequence starts, and you approve the copy before anything is sent.
- Who gets billed for a no-show inspection?
- Nobody. You pay $150 only when the homeowner is there for the estimate.
- Do you call or text homeowners?
- No. Email only. We do not text without written consent.
- Will you contact people who opted out before?
- No. We remove opt-outs before sending, and new opt-outs are honored.
Further reading: How to follow up on old estimates · CAN-SPAM checklist for contractors