AI Chatbot for Roofing Companies That Sorts Leaks, Storm Damage, and Replacement Leads

Recognize the job before you route it

• Active leaks, missing shingles, punctures, fallen branches, and temporary-tarp requests after severe weather.
• Roof repair estimates for flashing, valleys, vents, chimneys, skylights, gutters, or isolated damage.
• Full roof replacement inquiries involving age, repeated leaks, insurance, resale, or energy upgrades.
• Commercial inspections, flat-roof repairs, preventive maintenance, coating, and capital-planning requests.

Collect what your team needs next

• Whether water is entering now, where it appears inside, and whether there is a safe temporary control.
• Roof material, approximate age, number of storeys, pitch concerns, and any prior repair history.
• Storm date, insurance-claim status, adjuster involvement, photos, and whether an inspection is scheduled.
• Property address, access limitations, decision-maker availability, and the preferred inspection window.

Handle insurance and free-inspection questions with careful boundaries

Sarah can describe your inspection process and the documents you provide without promising claim approval or telling a homeowner what an insurer will pay. For price questions, she can explain how roof size, layers, decking, material, pitch, access, and code items affect a written proposal.

Send a handoff, not a transcript

Active interior leaks can alert the emergency or tarp team first. Repairable issues can book a service inspection, replacement candidates can move to a project consultant, and commercial properties can be assigned by roof system. The handoff includes the storm date, photos, roof facts, and insurance stage so the next conversation starts with context.