Storm restoration and roofing companies don't fall behind because crews aren't hustling. They fall behind because the storm map, the CRM, the field app, the estimating software, and the accounting system all live in different places — and nobody has the full picture at once. We built Rooferzs because that fragmentation is the real bottleneck, not lead volume.
Rooferzs gives every job one record, from the moment a storm hits to the moment the final draw gets paid. Canvassers, sales, estimators, production, and the office all work off the same job — not five exports and a Saturday-morning reconciliation. On top of that, CADIS reads your live leads, storms, and crew schedules in plain language, scoped to what each role should see.
That's the whole philosophy: one job record, real permissions, and answers instead of guesswork — built for how a roofing company actually runs, not how software companies assume it runs.
One system for storm to close. Inspection, budget approval, production scheduling, and payment all live on the same job, with permissions your teams already work inside. No more chasing links across five different apps every time a storm hits.
Storm tags, door-knock pins, the approved budget, and the crew schedule all write to the same job — traceable from lead to final draw, not scattered across five logins.
Every knock, call, budget approval, and stage change is logged automatically. No guessing who touched a job, or when.
Ask about leads, storms, or crew load in plain language — scoped to your role, every write still waits for your approval.
This isn't a mockup built for a demo. The same job-record architecture — leads, storm tagging, door knock, budget approval, scheduling, and payments — has been stress-tested in live production, including inside a Fortune 500 environment. You're not the pilot customer for an unproven system.
Built the right way, proven under real storm-season load, from day one.