Roofing — 78% of storm leads go to whoever answers first
After hail and wind events, the first roofer to respond books the inspection — by hour two, contractors with full voicemails have already lost the lead.
How ReplyQuik handles a 'storm hit, need an estimate' call
This is a real-shape call ReplyQuik handles for a Houston-area roofing contractor — the kind that comes in after a hailstorm when every roofer's phone rings at once. The bot qualifies, captures the address, books the free estimate, and gets off the line.
AI:Hi, thanks for calling. Calls may be recorded. How can I help?
Caller:Yeah, the hail last night messed up my roof. I need an estimate.
AI:Sorry to hear that — we do free on-site inspections. Most take about thirty minutes and you'll get a written estimate the same day. Is the property residential or commercial?
Caller:Residential.
AI:Got it. Is this a repair or a full replacement, or do you just want it inspected first?
Caller:I think it's bad. Probably replacement, but I'd want you to look first.
AI:Smart — let's start with the inspection. What's the property address so we can confirm we service the area?
Caller:1127 Houston Road.
AI:Perfect, we cover that ZIP. Last thing — is this for an insurance claim, or out of pocket?
Caller:Insurance probably.
AI:Good to know — we document the damage in a format adjusters accept. I have today at 2:30 PM, tomorrow at 9 AM, or Saturday at 9 AM. Which works?