The Roofing Answering Service That Answers First. It Books The Job, 24/7.

Inboxsmith runs on three flat monthly plans: After Hours at $47 a month (250 minutes), Full-Time at $147 a month (1,000 minutes), and Pro at $297 a month (2,000 minutes). Every plan answers your roofing calls, screens telemarketers, and includes live emergency transfer, then bills a published $0.20 a minute after your included minutes. No per-call fees and no setup fee.

The price stays flat. Inboxsmith answers many calls at once, so the morning after a storm, when every phone in town rings, no caller hits a busy signal or voicemail. And because every plan runs on a flat monthly price, the week a per-call service gets expensive, storm week, is exactly the week your bill doesn’t move.

Because after a storm, whoever answers first wins the claim. A homeowner with water coming through the ceiling doesn’t leave a message; they hang up and dial the next roofing company on the list. Inboxsmith answers those calls, captures the damage details, and books the tarp-up or inspection before the caller ever reaches a competitor’s line.

It sounds like a fast, polite dispatcher, and it never pretends to be human: every call opens by disclosing it’s the automated dispatcher and that the call is recorded. Callers with a leak spreading across the ceiling care about speed and a real plan, and that’s what it gives them. Hear it yourself in the free pilot.

Yes, you keep your number, so nothing on your trucks, yard signs, cards or listings changes. We flip your call forwarding so Inboxsmith picks up the calls you can’t: after hours, weekends, and overflow when your office line is busy. Turn it off and your calls flow exactly the way they did before.

It captures the claim details and leaves the insurance answers to your office. The automated dispatcher records the insurer’s name, the claim number if one exists, and what the adjuster said, then books the inspection. It never advises a homeowner on coverage, deductibles or what insurance will pay; those answers come from your office.

Yes. Many roofing companies start with after-hours and weekend coverage and keep answering their own daytime line. Others add overflow, so Inboxsmith only picks up when your office line is busy or unanswered. It’s your call forwarding, so the split is yours to set, and you can change it whenever you want.

Run the math on one saved call. The average roofing job runs about $8,200 (an industry estimate), and Inboxsmith plans start at $47 a month. One storm-night caller who books with you instead of the next roofer on the list covers well over a year of the service. The free pilot lets you count the recovered calls on your own line.

Yes, every call is recorded, and every caller hears that up front: the greeting discloses both that the dispatcher is automated and that the call is recorded. Recordings are transcribed word-for-word and summarized to your office (caller, roof issue, and what was booked), so nothing about your calls happens in a black box.

Yes, a free 7-day pilot on your overflow and after-hours calls, up to 7 days or 300 minutes, whichever comes first. A card on file verifies you’re a real business; you’re never charged during the pilot. You get a full report of the calls it answered, so you can hear it on your own line before you commit.