Storm days overwhelm the phone
After hail or monsoon wind, call volume spikes for a few days. The calls you can't answer often go to the next roofer on the list.
Kaimaz Front Desk / Roofing
Roofing leads come in at the worst times: during a tear-off, on a steep pitch, or the morning after a storm when every homeowner on the street calls at once. Kaimaz Front Desk texts those callers back, sorts the urgent leaks from the "planning a new roof next year" calls, and puts inspections on your calendar.
3 founding spots at $1,000/month, open to roofers across the U.S.
After hail or monsoon wind, call volume spikes for a few days. The calls you can't answer often go to the next roofer on the list.
Tire-kickers, out-of-area addresses and "just curious what a roof costs" calls eat the time you need for inspections.
Homeowners ask the same questions about claims, adjusters and timelines. Most of those answers can come from your own approved wording.
Every question is yours to edit. A typical setup for roofers:
Active leaks, water through the ceiling, and storm or tree damage go straight to you as emergencies, with the customer's name and number.
Missed call text back, estimate booking from your calendar, quote follow-ups, review requests, and a lead summary for every conversation. AI phone answering is available as an add-on.
Standard pricing is $1,500–$2,000/month plus a one-time setup fee of $500–$1,000. Right now there are 3 founding spots at $1,000/month, locked for 6–12 months. Full pricing details.
Yes. It replies to every missed call and text right away, asks whether water is coming in, and separates emergencies from routine inspection requests, so you can call back the urgent ones first and book the rest into open inspection slots.
Only if you tell it to. Most roofers choose to give exact prices only after an inspection, so the assistant explains that and books the inspection. If you approve a price range for small repairs, it can share that range word for word.
It can repeat the wording you approve, for example that you document damage during the inspection and that the insurance company makes coverage decisions. It does not give legal or insurance advice.