For roofers
Hail-storm damage at 9 PM Sunday? On it in 14 seconds.
Quillwright reads every Google Business Profile message, website chat, and storm-damage form from your roofing company, drafts a reply in your crew’s actual voice, and pages your on-call lead with the tarp-up question and ETA — before the homeowner texts the next roofer on the map.
Free for the first 20 replies — forever. No card to start.
Inbound
“Hail last night — half our shingles are gone. Can someone tarp it before the next rain?”
“Marcus — I’m dispatching a 4-man tarp crew now. ETA 1h 15 to 2218 Pinecrest. We’ll photo-doc every slope for the adjuster before we hand off. — Sam, Patriot Roofing.”
Inbound
“What does a full asphalt shingle replacement run on a 2,200 sq ft roof?”
“Roughly $11,400–$14,800 depending on decking and underlayment. Want me to send Devon out Thursday between 10–12 with a sample board? — Sam.”
Inbound
“Need three tear-off crews Tuesday and a chimney flash Friday.”
“Tuesday 6:30am sharp: tear-offs at Oakridge, Brookline, and Hillcrest — foreman texts you the photo wrap on each. Friday flash is Jake solo, 9am. Works? — Sam.”
FAQ · For roofers
What roofing company owners ask before signing up.
Five objections we hear from roofing operators on every first call — answered straight, with your tear-off crews and insurance-claim handoff in mind.
Ready for the next hail storm
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