For roofers

The phone rings on the ground. You're on the ridge.

Corvio Labs builds custom websites and missed-call text-back for roofers, with a private CRM and a monthly plan.

A roofer in a harness on one knee fastening a seam on a standing-seam metal roof, the ridge level across the frame.

When you miss a call

Where you are when it rings, and what the caller does when you don't pick up.

A roofer's phone lives in the truck, or in a pocket under a harness, or on the tailgate where it cannot be dropped two storeys. Wherever it is, it is not in a hand, and the ladder is the reason. On a metal roof the tool in your hands is a seamer, but it is the same story: the caller with a leak over the hallway is dialing the next roofer before you have clipped off.

The text that goes out

When a call goes unanswered, a text goes out to the caller and the conversation continues by text.

Say you're Teo. Say it rained last night and you're on a standing-seam roof in Fairfield.

Incoming call

Unknown

Local number

Missed call

Hey, this is Teo. Sorry I missed you, I'm on a roof right now. What's going on? Text me the address and I'll call you back when I'm down.

Sent, automatic

We have a leak over the hallway after last night, ceiling is stained. 9 Cordelia Loop. When could someone look?

8:26 AM

What gets saved

The missed call, the text, their reply, and everything after that gets saved under that customer in your customer list. That list is a private CRM: every call, text and job for each customer, in one place. When you mark the job done, they get a text asking for a review.

  1. Wed 8:14 AMMissed call, inbound from the website
  2. Wed 8:14 AMText sent, automatic
  3. Wed 8:26 AMReply by text: hallway leak, 9 Cordelia Loop
  4. Wed 12:02 PMText sent, Teo: "I can look at 4 today"
  5. Wed 4:40 PMNote added: two lifted shingles at the valley, tarped, repair Friday
  6. Fri 2:20 PMJob marked complete
  7. Fri 2:20 PMReview request sent, automatic

Marcus, the hallway leak and 9 Cordelia Loop are made up so you can see how it works.

Try it on us

Call (707) 640-6890. If we can't pick up, watch your phone. The text you'd get is the text your caller gets.

Call (707) 640-6890

  • If one of us picks up, even better.
  • The text can take a moment to arrive.
  • Standard messaging rates apply.

What the website does for a roofing company

Your website's job is to get the call. The automatic text and your customer list are what keep that call from disappearing.

What it costs

The Corvio System is $297 a month plus a $499 launch fee, month to month. If your website is already good, Relay Rescue is the text-back on its own. Every price is on the pricing page.

Questions roofers ask us

Is this the same thing as the homepage example?
Yes. Same thing, different roof. The homepage shows a gutter, this page shows a leak, so a roofer sees their own kind of call. The offer is the same.
What about the caller who wants a whole new roof, not a leak?
They get the same text, and they reply with what they need. In your customer list that reply becomes a job you track as the bid moves. Nothing about the bid is automated.
Can it request a review from every roof I finish?
When you mark a job complete, a review request goes out to that customer, once.
What does it cost?
The Corvio System is $297 a month with a $499 launch fee, month to month. Relay Rescue is $97 a month with a $199 setup if your site is already good. The pricing page states every price.

Talk to us

Talk to one of the two people who build and run Corvio Labs, or email us.

Talk to us about your roofing company.

Phone
(707) 640-6890
Email
jason@corviolabs.com
Where
Based in Vacaville, CA