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Phones for roofers that answer from the roof.

The phone rings when you’re on a roof, and after a storm it never stops. Ring the office and the crew together, keep a list of everyone to call back, and catch the leads that come in after dark.

A roofer standing on a house’s roof, a ladder against the wall

Where the calls slip away today.

  • Nobody can answer on a roof

    Hands are full and phones are in pockets, so an estimate request goes to voicemail and then to a competitor.

  • Storm days

    After hail, a week of calls comes in a morning, and nobody can tell who’s been called back.

  • Leads after dark

    Homeowners call in the evening, when the office is closed and the crew is home.

A day of calls, handled

The same phones, the same number. What changes is where each call goes.

  • 7:00 amOn the way to the job

    Calls ring the office and the crew’s cells at once, in the app, showing the business number.

  • 10:00 amUp on the roof

    Callers who can’t wait leave their number on the callback list, oldest first, for whoever comes down first.

  • 2:00 pmPhotos from the job

    Text the homeowner from the business number, with photos of the damage.

  • 8:00 pmAfter hours

    The AI receptionist takes the homeowner’s name, address and what happened, and sends the office a summary.

A ring group: the front desk rings first, then the warehouse, then voicemail

How we’d set it up

Every office is different, so we plan this with you before the move.

  • Ring groups

    Ring several phones for one call, all at once or one after another.

  • Callbacks

    Callers ask for a callback instead of holding, and keep their place in line.

  • AI receptionist

    Answers when no one can and sends you what the caller wanted.

Plan it with us
  1. 1Your business numberOn the yard signs and trucks
  2. 2Ring groupOffice and crew cells at once
  3. 3Callback listCallers who can’t wait
  4. 4AI receptionistAfter hours and on storm days
  5. 5VoicemailWritten out, by email

Questions from roofing contractors.

Do the crew need desk phones?
No. The app on their cells rings with the business number, and calls they make show it too.
Can a cell in the group skip personal voicemail?
Yes. Turn on press 1 to accept, so a call only connects when someone takes it.
Can we see how many calls we missed after the storm?
Yes. Insights shows missed calls by day and hour, and who’s still waiting for a call back.

Bring the number your customers know.

Check that it can come to Kafono, and we’ll plan the rest with you.

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