Industries / Roofing
24/7 call answering for roofing teams

The AI receptionist for residential roofing companies

The storm rolls through at night and by morning every roofer in town has a full voicemail box. She answers the leak calls, the hail calls and the insurance calls — and she keeps homeowners off wet ladders.

  • Answers the storm surge when every roofer’s line is jammed
  • Hears flashing, ice dams, hail damage, TPO and insurance adjusters
  • Books inspections straight into ServiceTitan or Housecall Pro
Illustration: roofing
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Dana · your roofing lineIncoming call · after hours
LIVE
CallerWater’s dripping through the bedroom ceiling after that storm.
DanaLet’s get that handled. Please stay off the roof. What’s the address?
Caller230 Canyon View.
DanaThanks. Catch the water and move anything electric out from under it. I’m ringing Jake now.
Job captured URGENT
TypeEmergency · active leak
Address230 Canyon View
OwnerCell ringing now
NextTarp crew
Illustrative call. Names and addresses are made up.
Why roofing companies use Magpie

Every call answered. Every one.

Nobody goes up the ladder

No tarp is worth a fall. She keeps homeowners off the roof and away from downed lines.

Active leaks reach you

Water coming in or a tree through the roof rings your cell with the address. A missing shingle gets an inspection.

Storm leads, all booked

Every hail call becomes an inspection on your schedule instead of a voicemail you return three days late.

How Magpie handles the call

Three steps. Zero voicemails.

1

She answers and gets the address

First ring, day or night, in a calm voice that knows roofing work. The address comes first, because every other part of the job depends on it.

2

She sorts it by your rules

By default, an emergency is water coming in right now, a tree or limb through the roof, a ceiling sagging with water, or storm damage with more weather coming. You change that during setup — it is your company.

3

She books it or your phone rings

Routine work goes onto your real schedule. An emergency rings your cell with the job and she can put the customer straight through.

The call that is not a booking. When a tree has come through the roof, or a power line is down on or near it, the job waits. She says:Keep everyone out of the rooms under it. If a power line is involved, stay well away from it and call 911 first. Do not go up on the roof or a ladder — no tarp is worth a fall.
What she asks on the phone

The questions your tech wishes got asked

After the caller picks a time, she asks the one or two that change what the roofer brings — and skips anything they already said. The same questions as your Book Online page.

Leak Repair

  1. What are you seeing?Water Stain on the Ceiling · Around a Chimney / Skylight / Vent · Other
  2. About how old is the roof?

Storm or Hail Damage Inspection

Straight to a time — nothing to ask.

Missing / Damaged Shingles

  1. About how old is the roof?

Roof Replacement Estimate

  1. What kind of roof?Asphalt Shingle · Metal · Tile · Flat / Low Slope

Gutters

  1. What do you need?Repair · Replacement · Cleaning

Insurance Claim Help

Straight to a time — nothing to ask.

Your phone ringsWater Coming In Right Now
Safety firstTree or Power Line on the Roof
The numbers

This isn't a hunch. It's the most measured problem in the trades.

Three figures, each with the study it came from. No vendor surveys of eighty businesses.

46%
of home-services calls that reach a person turn into a booked job — the highest close rate of any industry measured. Picking up IS the sale.
Invoca, 70M+ calls across 10 industries
48%
never reach a person at all. Same dataset, same industry — roughly half the calls you paid to generate.
Invoca, 70M+ calls · 600M minutes
67%
of the people who land in your voicemail hang up without leaving one. You never learn they existed.
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Magpie vs. an answering service for roofing

What changes when the phone is answered by something that knows your trade and can put work on your schedule.

MagpieTypical answering serviceVoicemail
Picks up every call, nights and weekendsEvery call, the first timeUsually, with hold queues at peakNobody picks up
Knows your trade’s wordsPrimed on the parts and faults of your tradeA general script—
Books the job straight into your softwareServiceTitan, Housecall Pro, or your diaryTakes a message—
Emergency: your phone rings with the addressAnd she can put the customer throughSome patch calls throughYou find out later
Safety first on gas, CO and burning smellsGets them out before anything elseDepends on the operator—
Callers who hang up get a call backOnce per enquiry, never pesteredRarelyMost never leave a message
When you can’t make it, the customer is rung with real timesFrom your live openings——
Every job on your phone to accept or declineCrew board, pinged to your lock screenEmails or messages—
PricedFlat monthlyOften per minuteFree — and it costs you the job

Answering services vary; this is what a contractor should expect from a typical one, not a claim about any named company.

Built for the calls that matter most

Where a missed roofing call hurts

Tree through the roof

Everyone out of the rooms under it, 911 first if a line is down, then your cell rings.

Hail damage and insurance

Books the inspection and notes the adjuster — the call that starts a full replacement.

Leak during a storm

Catch the water, stay off the roof, and your crew hears about it with the address.

FAQ

Roofing questions, answered

What does she do if a tree comes through the roof?

When a tree has come through the roof, or a power line is down on or near it, she tells them: Keep everyone out of the rooms under it. If a power line is involved, stay well away from it and call 911 first. Do not go up on the roof or a ladder — no tarp is worth a fall.

Which roofing calls ring my cell?

You set that during setup. By default: water coming in right now, a tree or limb through the roof, a ceiling sagging with water, or storm damage with more weather coming.

What does she tell someone with a leak?

Containment, not repair: catch the water, move people and anything electric out from under it, and STAY OFF the roof and off ladders.

Can she book insurance inspections?

Yes — any job type you give her, booked into your real openings.

Ready to hire the receptionist that never misses a call?

Hear her answer as your shop in your browser right now — no signup, no card. Or book fifteen minutes with Tom and get a straight answer on whether it's worth it for you.