Out of your patch
The postcode is checked against the towns you cover. Someone forty miles out gets a straight answer instead of an hour of your evening.
Pitched or flat, storm damage or planned, how many storeys, and a photo of the roof. All of that before you pick the phone up.
Pitched or flat, storm damage or planned, how many storeys, where the property is, and a photo of the roof. All of that before you pick the phone up, so you read the job at a set of lights and decide whether the scaffold comes out. It also keeps storm week noise and out of area jobs off your phone.
The tool further down this page is the drainage version. That is one of the four we have shipped so far, along with driveways, fencing and tree surgery. Same five steps, same code, same flow. Only the words on the buttons change.
A roofing build asks these five, in this order.
Five screens, four of them buttons. About a minute on a phone.
One slipped tile at the back of a terrace is not a day's work, and you should not be finding that out from the top of a ladder. The four button screens sort the job before it ever reaches you.
The postcode is checked against the towns you cover. Someone forty miles out gets a straight answer instead of an hour of your evening.
Storeys, pitched or flat, repair or re-roof. You know whether it needs a scaffold before you agree to go and look.
Anyone who taps planned work is not treated as an emergency, so the calls with water coming in stay at the top of the pile.
It goes to WhatsApp within seconds, with an email behind it as the record. Most roofers we build for read the first one and never open the second, which is rather the point.
Every answer travels with it: the job, the urgency, the property, the postcode, the photos, the name and the number. You can read it on a tea break and ring back already knowing whether the scaffold is going on the lorry.
We send a test lead before the site goes live and watch it land on your phone. If it is not on your screen, the build is not finished.
The tool below is the drainage version. Nothing is sent from this page. Yours would carry roof repairs, flat roofs, storm damage and re-roofs on the buttons.
Tap the closest match.
An honest answer helps with scheduling. Same day on emergencies.
Helps us work out the likely drain layout.
Optional. A shot of the standing water or the open chamber tells the engineer a lot.
Used only to scope the quote. Nothing is sent in this demo.
In a real build this lands in the engineer's inbox.
The engineer will reply within one working day. That is what your customer would see.
ReferenceNew lead in your inbox.
Nothing is sent here. It is a working demo of the tool we build into every site.
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Open it and use it the way your customer would.
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A roofing site we built and host. Open it on your phone and run the quote tool all the way to the end.
The drainage one. It is one of four we have built so far, with driveways, fencing and tree surgery. Yours would be the same tool with roofing on the buttons.
Yes. Storeys and access are the questions we put in for roofers, because they move the price more than the tile does. We agree the wording with you before the site goes live.
Where a firm does a lot of it we add a step for it, so a storm claim arrives marked as one rather than sitting in the same queue as a gutter clear.
It is plain code with no framework behind it, so anything with a browser runs it. We test on a real handset before go live, as well as on a laptop.
We build the site with the roofing version wired up, send a test lead, then send you the link.
Our own homepage scored 99 out of 100 on Google’s mobile speed test on 15 September 2026. Run the test yourself.
We do not sell this on its own. It is one part of a site built for one trade in one area, with a page for every job and every town you cover.
Or read everything that is in the build.
Tell us the jobs you want more of and the towns you cover. One firm per trade per area.
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