A missed call doesn't feel like losing a job. There's no thud, no name crossed off a list. The phone just stops ringing. But for a roofer, a missed call is usually a missed job, and they pile up faster than you'd think.
Most callers never call back
When you don't pick up, the average homeowner doesn't leave a voicemail and patiently wait. They hang up and dial the next company on Google. You didn't lose a phone call. You handed a job to a competitor.
Do the math on your own number
You don't need industry averages. Use your own: your average job value, your close rate, and how many calls slip past you in a week. Even one a week is a number that will make you wince.
That's money from calls you already paid for, through ads, trucks, signs, and referrals, walking straight to someone else.
The fix takes 60 seconds, automatically
You can't answer every call. But you can make sure no caller is ever met with silence. A missed call triggers an instant text back, so the conversation keeps going even when you can't pick up.
Catching the calls you already miss is the cheapest job you'll ever book. The phone is already ringing. You just have to stop letting it ring out.