Roofing
The Storm Passes. The Phones Don't Stop.
RevenuePilot by IPAgentics is a 24/7 front desk for roofing companies. It answers every call, books free roof inspections, asks the storm and insurance questions your team needs, screens out calls that aren't customers, and sends you the details right away. We're based in Bogart, Georgia, and work with roofing companies across Athens and Northeast Georgia.
Sarah answers as a sample roofing company. Call anytime, day or night.
After a Storm, the Roofer Who Answers Gets the Inspection
When a storm rolls through, every homeowner with a leak or missing shingles calls at once, usually while your crews are already up on a roof. At the same time, out-of-town storm chasers are knocking on doors, and homeowners are warned to look for a local, established company instead. The roofer who picks up, sounds professional, and books a real inspection is the one they trust.
$4,250
average cost of a hail damage roof repair.
Angi, 2026
$9,608
average cost of a full roof replacement, one of the biggest jobs in home services.
Angi, 2026
What One Missed Roofing Call Can Cost
| Job | Typical value |
|---|---|
| Roof repair | $395–$1,967 on average |
| Hail damage repair | About $4,250 on average |
| Full roof replacement | About $9,608 on average, and up to $46,000 for large or premium roofs |
Typical ranges from Angi 2026 cost guides. Your prices may differ.
RevenuePilot starts at $297 a month. One roof replacement you'd otherwise miss can cover more than two years of service.
The Right Questions Before Your Estimator Shows Up
Storm calls come with a lot of moving parts. RevenuePilot asks what your team needs to know before anyone climbs a ladder, then books the free inspection or flags active leaks as priority.
- Is the home safe right now?
- What happened: leak, missing shingles, storm damage, or a tree on the roof?
- Are they working with insurance, or paying out of pocket?
- Repair or full replacement? One story or two?
- What's their timeline?
Screens Out the Storm-Season Noise
After a big storm, your phone doesn't just ring with homeowners. It rings with supply reps, marketing pitches, and crews looking for sub work. RevenuePilot handles those calls politely and briefly and keeps them off your plate, so the calls that reach you are homeowners who need a roof.
What It Doesn't Do
We'd rather you know this up front.
- It doesn't assess damage over the phone. Your team does that at the inspection.
- It doesn't give insurance advice or say whether a claim will be covered. It only asks whether the homeowner is working with insurance, so your team can prepare.
- It doesn't quote prices. Your estimator gives the real number after seeing the roof.
- It doesn't override your schedule. It books inspections by the calendar and rules you set, and flags active leaks to you.
- It isn't the right fit if someone already answers every call live, 24/7, even the week after a storm.
Common Questions
What happens when my phone blows up after a storm?
Calls get answered around the clock. If a call ever does slip through, the caller gets an automatic text back right away instead of a voicemail, so they hear from you before they call the next roofer.
Will my customers know they're not talking to a person?
The call sounds natural and friendly. If a caller asks, it tells them it's an AI receptionist for your company.
Does it handle insurance claim calls?
It asks whether the homeowner is working with insurance, so your team knows how to prepare for the inspection. It doesn't give insurance advice or promise coverage.
Can it screen out supply reps and crews looking for work?
Yes. It politely wraps up calls from vendors, marketing pitches, and crews looking for sub work, so only homeowners get passed to you as leads.
What about an active leak?
It flags the call as priority and gets the address and details to you right away, so you can decide how fast to respond.
Do I have to change my phone number?
No. You keep your existing number. Calls you can't get to are forwarded and answered, so customers keep dialing the number they already know.
How much does it cost?
Plans run from $297 to $997 a month. See the pricing section for what each plan includes.
Where do you work?
We're based in Bogart, Georgia, and work with roofing companies across Athens and Northeast Georgia. Because everything runs by phone, we can set it up for roofing companies anywhere in the U.S.
Call Sarah Like It's the Morning After a Storm
Tell her a tree came down on your roof last night, or that you've got a leak over the kitchen, and hear how she handles it. Or pretend you're a supply rep and hear how she screens you.
Questions? Call our main line at (678) 780-4113.