For roofers
Storm-season outreach, post-roof-replacement check-ins, and insurance-claim follow-ups — the four touches a roofing shop sends between the inspection and the next hailstorm.
Why roofing, specifically
The hailstorm rolls through on a Tuesday and the homeowner means to call back the next morning — except they don't, because three other roofers knocked on the door by noon. The full-replacement install is paid off in September and the homeowner stops thinking about the warranty card the moment the dumpster pulls away. The inspection bid goes undecided after the adjuster visit because nobody put a next-step date on the kitchen counter. And every spring the storm-chasers disappear and your phone stops ringing with the names that came in after the last wind event.
The kit gives you the texts, voicemails, and emails that reopen those four conversations — a storm-season outreach that lands in the kitchen-table conversation before the second adjuster shows up, an install-anniversary touch that puts the warranty paperwork on the counter, and an inspection-recall / insurance-claim follow-up that turns the bid you wrote into the job you won.
Angle 1 — Storm-season outreach
A short text the morning after the storm that names the two inspections a homeowner has to schedule before the insurance clock runs out — the roof and the attic decking. A voicemail during the first 72 hours that puts your voice next to the door-knockers flooding the neighborhood. An email that hands the homeowner the photo-and-notes packet every storm-chaser adjuster skipped.
Angle 2 — Post-roof-replacement check-in
A text one week after the install that asks the one question a homeowner answers honestly — how's the ridge vent holding up after the first rain? A voicemail at the 90-day mark that puts a number on the deferred work you flagged from the ladder. An anniversary email that hands the homeowner the warranty card and the neighbor-referral ask in the same thread.
Angle 3 — Inspection-recall & insurance-claim follow-up
A sequenced text + voicemail timed to the adjuster-visit window and the policy renewal — the two deadlines every homeowner silently works against. An email at the 30-day mark that puts a one-page scope breakdown next to the cheaper number that never opened the decking. A follow-up voicemail that names the street and the storm date — not the brand.
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