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Storm damage lead intake for Roofing Companies

Capture the storm date, damage, address, and active-leak status for the roofing contractor.

Choose the questions and next step, then test one real call before sending callers here.

  • Damage details
  • Claim context
  • Human follow-up

Example call notes

Ready for the team

Intent
Storm damage lead intake
Priority
Standard
Next step
Send call notes
Your team chooses the script and next step.

What this call should accomplish

Keep damage, claim, property, and contact details in one useful record.

  • Records the storm date, affected roof area, active water entry, and property address.

  • Prepares damage notes without assessing roof condition or setting a price.

  • Keeps roof, storm, leak, property, and claim details together.

  • Records the caller, location, reason for calling, and requested next step.

Questions worth asking

Ask for the roofing service details the office or on-call person needs next.

  • 1

    What name and number should the roofing team use for follow-up?

  • 2

    What storm or event caused the damage, and when did it happen?

  • 3

    Is water entering now, and which roof area is affected?

  • 4

    What property address and safe access details should the roofing team know?

After the caller hangs up

The roofing team receives the call notes and requested next step.

Step 1Call result

Call notes keep the storm date, affected roof area, active leak, address, and callback details together.

Step 2Call result

The contractor receives the storm and active-leak details without a condition assessment or quote.

Step 3Call result

The roofing contractor decides inspection priority, scope, price, and availability.

Where people stay in control

What stays with your team

  • Roof condition, price, coverage, and claim advice stay with the contractor, insurer, or another qualified person.
  • Calls outside the roofing service script go to the roofing team.

Questions owners ask

Will it assess storm damage or promise an inspection time?+

No. It records caller-described damage, active water entry, and timing. The roofing contractor decides condition, priority, price, and availability.

Will it assess a roof or promise a quote?+

No. It records the roof, property, leak, or claim details. A qualified person confirms condition, scope, price, coverage, and availability.

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Put this playbook to work

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