Roofing
Claude skills for roofing contractors
Big-ticket estimates, seasonal crunches, and storm-day lead floods — roofing's follow-up problem is expensive.
Where the work slips
- A $12,000 estimate goes quiet and nobody follows up before the season books out
- Storm days flood the inbox and good leads drown
- Scope changes get a verbal yes and never make the invoice
- The insurance-paperwork back-and-forth stalls jobs
Estimate Follow Up Assistant
Watch it handle a real task
The owner says
"Sent the Hendersons a $12,400 full-replacement estimate on the 22nd. They mentioned wanting it done before the fall rains. Nothing since."
It hands back
STATUS: Henderson · $12,400 · quiet 9 days · deadline: fall rains → Priority 1, follow up today. PLAN: Today check-in (below) · Day 4 calendar-filling nudge · Day 9 respectful last call. MESSAGE 1: "Hi Sarah, just circling back on the roof estimate. Since you mentioned wanting it wrapped before the fall rains, I wanted to flag that September is starting to book. Happy to answer anything about the quote — and if timing's changed, no problem, just let me know. — Tom"
Illustrative example — not a customer result.
The Estimate Follow Up skill, free. No email required.
The roofing starter four
Where owners in your trade usually begin. Every skill works the same way: real task in, finished draft out, you approve.
Estimate Follow Up Assistant
Estimates get sent and never followed up, the single biggest recoverable revenue leak.
You get
A short, tactful follow up sequence that keeps an estimate alive without nagging.
Example: A landscaper following up on a patio estimate sent last week
See how it worksNew Lead Response Assistant
Leads go cold because follow up is slow and inconsistent, and the job goes to whoever answered first.
You get
A ready to send, on brand reply to any new lead, plus the recommended next step.
Example: An HVAC company replying to an after hours web form
See how it worksProposal & Quote Writer
Proposals are slow and inconsistent, so they go out late and look different every time.
You get
A clean, professional proposal draft built from your scope, pricing, and terms.
Example: A fencing contractor writing a proposal with options
See how it worksChange Order & Scope-Creep Documenter
Mid-job additions get a verbal 'sure, no problem' and then vanish — unbilled, undocumented, and disputed later.
You get
A written change-order draft the moment scope changes: what changed, what it costs, customer sign-off text.
Example: A remodeler whose customers have ideas mid-project
See how it worksStart with Starter
The 9 core skills cover the leads, estimates, replies, and invoices above. Right if you want the essentials working this week.
See StarterMost roofing owners: Complete
All 16 skills plus the 4 Automation Systems — adds the seasonal, money, and owner-planning work that defines a roofing year.
See CompleteRoofing questions
The Proposal & Quote Writer turns your numbers and scope into a clean, professional proposal. The prices are always yours — it never invents a number.
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