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You don't need another tool. You need one place where storm intel, field work, and job status actually connect.
HailTrace for storms. SalesRabbit for canvassing. CompanyCam for photos. AccuLynx or JobNimbus for CRM. Xactimate for estimates. Job Progress or Buildertrend for production. QuickBooks for money. Slack for what actually happened. Nobody has the full story on any job.
Hail hits Friday night. By Saturday morning you're guessing which neighborhoods to hit, who already canvassed, and whether office even got the lead list.
Crews finish inspections but office doesn't know until someone texts. Supplements get delayed. Homeowners call asking for updates you don't have.
Canvasser writes on a notepad. Sales enters it later. Production uses a different address. The job you should have closed goes to the guy who answered the door faster.
You know these names. Here's what Rooferzs replaces — all on the same job, lead, and storm event.
You pay monthly just to see where hail hit — then manually cross-reference with your canvassing list.
Live storm maps, hail event history, and affected ZIP codes tied directly to your lead pipeline. No export, no copy-paste.
Crews take photos in one app. Office chases links in group texts. Supplements miss shots.
Photos attach to the job, the address, and the claim — GPS and timestamp included. Office sees field work in real time.
Status updates live in a PM tool your canvassers never open. Sales and production run on different timelines.
Pre-built flows for inspection → supplement → install → close-out. Every stage visible to sales, ops, and crews.
Another login, another monthly bill, and leads still fall through when someone forgets to update a stage.
Leads, jobs, contacts, and properties are one connected model — not four spreadsheets pretending to be a CRM.
Canvassers call from personal phones. No record of who was contacted or what was promised.
Outbound canvassing, inbound storm calls, and call logs attached to the lead — ready from day one.
Blasting "we're in your neighborhood" from a list that's already out of date.
Segment by storm zone, job stage, or adjuster status. Campaigns pull from live data — not last week's export.
Canvassers log knocks in a field app that doesn't talk to your CRM or storm map. Office rebuilds routes in Excel.
Routes, knocks, and dispositions live on the same lead as the storm event and property. No re-entry when sales picks it up.
Order a report in one portal, build the proposal in another, then paste numbers into JobNimbus.
Measurements, estimates, and homeowner proposals attach to the inspection — ready for supplement and adjuster review.
Estimators re-type carrier scopes into Xactimate. PM approves in email. Production gets a PDF days later.
Upload ISOL / carrier scope → AI extracts line items, damage, and squares → Job Budget Configuration with RCV/ACV → PM approval → production. Built in, not bolted on.
You pay enterprise prices for software built for HVAC and plumbers. Storm workflows feel like an afterthought.
Storm events, canvassing, supplements, and production are the data model — not generic service tickets with a roofing skin.
Portal in one app, e-sign in another, photos in CompanyCam. Homeowner signs — then estimating starts over in Xactimate.
Homeowner views inspection photos, signs agreements in portal — job advances straight into ISOL intake and budget sheet. One record through close and install.
Invoices in QuickBooks. Task boards in Monday. Urgent updates in Slack. Nobody knows which job is actually funded.
Job stage, documents, and team messaging stay on the record. Integrations when you need them — not three places to check daily.
Not generic project management. Storm restoration workflows you recognize on day one.
Map live and historical storm events. Draw impact zones, filter by hail size, and spawn lead lists for affected neighborhoods — all inside the same system your team already works in.
Crews upload from the field. Photos land on the job record with address, crew, and claim context. Supplements and adjusters get what they need without a Slack thread.
Templates built for storm restoration: canvass → inspect → scope → supplement → install → collect. No generic PM software that doesn't know what a supplement is.
Every knock, call, and web form becomes a lead with owner, property, storm event, and stage. CADIS can answer "show me uncontacted leads in the 75201 hail zone" in plain English.
Upload the carrier scope (ISOL) — AI extracts damage levels, roof squares, line items, and claim data. The Job Budget Configuration (JBC) builds RCV, ACV, depreciation, and net-to-customer with a full V1–V5 approval workflow. Production-ready from the same platform that ran the storm, the knock, and the close.
No chasing signatures over text. The homeowner opens their portal, reviews inspection images from the field, signs the agreement digitally, and the job advances to estimating and production without someone re-entering the address.
You don't run one team — you run canvassing crews, a sales floor, production, supplement coordinators, and owners who need the full picture. All of them work here. You decide who sees storm maps, who moves job stages, who accesses financials, and who gets admin. Change it when you hire, when you scale, or when storm season hits — no vendor call required.
Canvassing, sales, production, office, and owners — all in the same system. No separate logins per department, no exporting between teams.
Set who sees what: canvassers get routes, sales gets pipeline, production gets job boards, owners get everything. Change it anytime — no ticket to IT.
CADIS, AI agents, documents, and messaging all respect the roles you set. A canvasser doesn't see margins. An adjuster doesn't see your whole book.
Routes, knocks, storm zones
Pipeline, leads, calls, proposals
Jobs, crew photos, install stages
Adjuster email, docs, job stages
Full visibility, insights, settings
Invite, reassign, and adjust permissions — all from the same platform your teams work in daily.
Roofing features are the start. Every Rooferzs platform also gets multi-team management, roles and permissions, calling, email, calendar, documents, AI, campaigns, and compliance — the stuff you'd otherwise bolt on with Dialpad, Mailchimp, Slack, and another CRM add-on.
Your stack today vs. storm through install on Rooferzs — side by side. Storm to signed job to production, one system.
Roofing templates cover what most companies need on day one. But every roofer runs a little different — your supplement process, your canvassing script, your commercial workflow. You don't call a vendor and wait six months. You submit a request inside the platform, match with vetted developers who already build on Genius, and ship custom pages, widgets, and workflows directly into your tenant.
Need a supplement checklist unique to your adjuster relationships? A canvassing widget for your door script? Submit a request — vetted developers build it inside your platform.
Templates get you live fast. When your process doesn't fit a box — different supplement stages, commercial vs residential tracks, multi-state rules — developers extend workflows without starting over.
Keep a dev on retainer through the marketplace. New storm season feature, integration with your accountant, a dashboard for your sales manager — requested, built, and reviewed in the same system you run on.
One-off fix, new workflow, or ongoing dev — requested, built, reviewed, and live in the same platform your team runs on every day.