Industry · Roofing · Exterior · Storm restoration

Storm rolled through. You're already on the roofs.

Every phone call, storm-damage inquiry, and inspection request answered in under 60 seconds — 24/7, weekends, storm weeks. Books inspections straight to your calendar. Beats the door-knockers, wins before your competitors even see the lead.

Book a 15-min audit → See what you're losing

3.2×

Lead-to-inspection rate

Post-storm, when everyone gets flooded with inquiries. The shop that answers first wins the inspection appointment.

$14Kavg

Full re-roof ticket

The math on missing after-storm calls compounds fast. Even one saved a week clears the fee for the year.

100%

Storm-week coverage

When you're on roofs 14 hours a day and the phones are ringing off the hook, Glovecars handles the inbound so your crews don't have to.

The day after the hail storm. Everyone's phone is ringing.

Post-storm, your ideal homeowner is going through their contacts. Whoever picks up first — or replies first to their Facebook Marketplace post — is who they meet with. Meanwhile, door-knockers are already on the block. You need to be in the conversation before the storm chasers show up.

Real situation · real outcome

Setup Hail storm · Tuesday PM 30 homeowners in your service area

Problem Your crews on roofs, phones ring Storm chasers already knocking

Glovecars Answers every call in 45 s Books inspection · sends to JobNimbus

Result 18 inspections booked Door-knockers get "already scheduled"

Built for the way roofing leads come in.

Storm-mode escalation

Automatically ramps up when your call volume spikes — post-storm, snow load, ice dam season. Same 60-second SLA whether you get 5 calls or 50 in an hour.

Insurance vs. cash routing

Rachel identifies insurance claim vs. retail cash job in the first minute — different qualifying questions, different booking priority, different follow-up cadence.

Books to your CRM

JobNimbus, AccuLynx, Leap, Roofr, Jobber, ServiceTitan — direct booking to your inspection calendar with the homeowner's info, damage description, and photos if they sent them.

Quote follow-up cadence

Estimates that don't hear back get a warm 3-day, 7-day, and 14-day follow-up — SMS then voice — until they either sign, decline, or explicitly opt out. You stop losing $14K jobs to competitors who followed up first.

Google LSA and Angi ready

Every click from Google Local Services Ads or Angi lead hits the same 60-second response. You stop paying $60 per lead for a click that goes to voicemail.

Bilingual (English + Spanish)

Rachel switches to Spanish automatically. Critical for exterior contractors in most upstate NY, Texas, Florida, and southwest service territories.

Roofing-specific questions.

What happens when volume spikes 10x after a storm?

Same response time. Glovecars parallelizes — every inbound gets a 60-second reply whether it's the 5th call of the day or the 50th. Your crews stay on the roofs. Your BDC (if you have one) handles the escalations Rachel routes to them.

How does she handle insurance claim leads vs. cash retail?

Rachel identifies the type in the first minute. Insurance claims get routed to your storm-restoration process — inspection, adjuster meeting, supplement. Retail cash jobs go through your standard sales flow. Different scripts, different priority, different follow-up cadences.

Can she pre-qualify for insurance carriers we prefer?

Yes. You give us your list of preferred carriers (State Farm, Allstate, USAA, etc.) and your deal-breakers (Citizens FL, low-margin carriers). Rachel asks the homeowner's carrier upfront and routes accordingly — including declining leads that don't fit your business model.

What about pricing? Roofing is hyper-local.

Rachel doesn't quote roof pricing. That requires an inspection, drone or ground. She books the inspection with a clear "your inspector will give you the exact quote after the assessment." Prevents undercutting and prevents mispricing.

Do you handle door-knock callback follow-ups?

Yes. If a canvasser drops a card and the homeowner calls three days later, that's a form fill that hits the same 60-second response. She has the canvasser's name from the CRM tag, so it feels like a warm callback, not a cold response.

What about the difference between residential and commercial?

Two different agent profiles. Residential Rachel is warm, educational, HVAC-familiar. Commercial Rachel is efficient, RFP-aware, talks membrane and TPO. Your inbound goes to the right agent by phone number, form source, or ZIP.