Lead and roof capture
Inbound calls, web leads, homeowner details, roof photos, aerial data, and sales context land in one record.
Roofing intelligence from first measure to final margin
RoofSys-AI brings satellite-assisted estimating, inspection workflows, materials planning, crew production, customer communication, insurance-ready documentation, and job-cost visibility into one roofing-first command center.
Platform spine
RoofSys-AI is designed around the operational rhythm of roofing: measure accurately, sell clearly, document thoroughly, schedule intelligently, and know whether the job made money before the month closes.
Inbound calls, web leads, homeowner details, roof photos, aerial data, and sales context land in one record.
Satellite intelligence, inspection notes, pitch, layers, accessories, waste, and labor assumptions become a clean estimate.
Accepted jobs flow into material ordering, crew calendars, job packets, permit tasks, and customer updates.
Actual labor, material usage, supplements, change orders, and completion status roll into job-cost dashboards.
Estimating system
Replace fragile spreadsheets and disconnected calculators with a system that keeps the measurement, scope, material logic, inspection evidence, and sales proposal tied together from first appointment to final invoice.
Aerial measurements, roof planes, ridge, valley, edge, accessory, and waste logic organized for fast estimating review.
Photos, notes, storm context, leak paths, attic observations, and condition reports structured for sales and admin teams.
Scope notes, line item support, supplement context, customer approvals, and production photos assembled without office chaos.
Garcia - 38 sq
Nelson - 22 sq
Owens Corning Driftwood
Ice barrier pending
Crew 3 - Tuesday
Crew 1 - Thursday
Final photos needed
Invoice review
Production control
Full AI operations
Answer inbound calls, qualify roof issues, collect property details, book inspections, and route urgent opportunities.
Keep estimates moving with proposal reminders, financing nudges, missing-document requests, and homeowner updates.
Surface permit gaps, material exceptions, crew conflicts, weather concerns, and closeout tasks before they slow the job.